Nominative determinism in America Lane, Haywards Heath.

#UXfail : This Spanish (Balearic Islands region) government website, where the button to start submitting an online consumer complaint form is this tiny grey arrow, lost in a full page of background explanation about the legal basis of the service.

Jordan Weissmann Bill Bishop a group of baptist pastors met with him about the genocide of evangelical christians by the russians. I promise you we will find out that this is the reason. I have relatives who are of the same cloth and I showed them an article on it and they went BALLISTIC.

PrudeTube censors the verb 'coger' even when you're just talking about catching a taxi. 😂🙄🤪

Apparently you can pay to learn to be woke now.

Soooo unlucky. What are the odds? journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.11…

(Of course, because the result is still 'marginally significant', the author don't need to change their conclusions. Phew.)

Does anyone else think that this image (from Reuters, presumably not extensively doctored) looks like it was generated by AI?

Are you familiar with the phrase 'Tuesday wine'?

Same study, two journals but one is used as, well, a bit of an appendix because Nature doesn't go into all that detail stuff.

Starting at 1:46:45...

Does anyone know if SPSS and R give different results (notably confidence intervals) for Fisher's Exact Test?

Heartbreaking: Someone Who Supports The Same Cause As You Just Made An Utter Tit Of Themselves.

Buying a coffee in Switzerland can be tricky. It's expensive, and also 'Macchiato' on its own could mean what Italians think it does (caffe macchiato, an espresso with a spot of milk) or what Germans think it does (latte macchiato, a bucket of milk with an espresso shot).

There must be some way to pin this on iPhones Andrew Przybylski Amy Orben Prof Pete Etchells

cc Fredrik Jutfelt 🐠

Q: 'How do you get statistical significance when there is no actual effect?'
A:

Looks like they resurrected Prince for this play

I see variants of this claim ('History has shown...') made quite often, but I cannot recall an actual example from science ever having been produced in evidence.