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*[https://www.parentdata.org/p/why-i-look-at-data-differently?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email "Why I Look at Data Differently:A lesson on residual confounding"] by Emily Oster. Describes a study on breastfeeding and IQ which shows how the correlation shrinks and vanishes moving from no control variables to demographics to demographics and parental IQ to looking just at siblings. | *[https://www.parentdata.org/p/why-i-look-at-data-differently?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email "Why I Look at Data Differently:A lesson on residual confounding"] by Emily Oster. Describes a study on breastfeeding and IQ which shows how the correlation shrinks and vanishes moving from no control variables to demographics to demographics and parental IQ to looking just at siblings. | ||
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| + | *[https://www.newsweek.com/who-do-you-trust-opinion-1787783 "W.H.O. Do You Trust? | Opinion,"] Scott Atlas on WHO and on the Fauci-Collins conspiracy to hide the origins of covid. | ||
Revision as of 15:52, 26 March 2023
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- "The Great Feminization of the American University:A response to Heather Mac Donald’s provocative new essay on the “mass nervous breakdown on campus,” Christopher F. Rufo
- "Why I Look at Data Differently:A lesson on residual confounding" by Emily Oster. Describes a study on breastfeeding and IQ which shows how the correlation shrinks and vanishes moving from no control variables to demographics to demographics and parental IQ to looking just at siblings.
- "W.H.O. Do You Trust? | Opinion," Scott Atlas on WHO and on the Fauci-Collins conspiracy to hide the origins of covid.
