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What's really going on, as always, is everyone is interested in that 13%. Which great! Ways to reach them would be welcome. But it's that shrinking light blue bar that's

Been playing with this idea of something I'm calling trope-field fit, basically this idea of how when you pair a trope (death suspiciously close to vaccination) with a field (a

This is so important and I wish there were more levers to get there. We've done assessment of online medialit (as has Sam) and I've learned more from three sentence

One simple thing we pointed out in the what to expect when you're electing report for EIP was really embracing experts talking about "how such things usually turn out". I

I have to say this was a hard one for the team -- balancing the need for citizens and journalists to call attention to misconduct and risk (so that it

I feel like we have to start enforcing a "what is the most likely explanation" standard of evidence on this stuff instead waiting to find a person with a smoking

This comes back to my point about how impoverished K-12 and university education is about the *social* epistemology of science. We teach students it's about the labs, but the strength

The actual story of the Georgia x-axis graph, as near as I can figure out. (But at least better than lazy story you are probably hearing). There's a couple possible

Brian Lamb explains the difference between "open as in thought leader" and "open as in helping students". There's a lot of inside baseball in this but for anybody in edtech

Some people are saying the mask reversal is an indication that reputation heuristics can't work, because the authorities are flawed. Honestly, the opposite is true. A fundamental heuristic is to