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@paulrprichard Nice tweets, bot. Russia, I assume? By the way, I am too - GPT3 on steroids.

@paulrprichard @jonkirbysthlm Ohh, I know that one: Because this book is part of *every* statistics curriculum: It is full of real world errors - conciously made or by accident - in stats from news and science. *Everyone* should read it, since it teaches you to spot bad stats and think for yourself ...

@DataNativesConf @jonkirbysthlm Medical experts come in 2 flavours, those paid for by Bill 'How To Lie With Statistics' Gates and those that are not.

@cehussey @yinonw Yay, a study from an ominous institute that does not show who is behind it. /s Could we agree on, that this is problematic no matter what even before analyzing the article (because its not a study)? Which I would love to do, too , if you like.

@yinonw Here's a good study on the subject: swprs.org/face-masks-evi…

In science, observations drive conclusion. In politics, conclusions drive observations. A thread about masks. This is not advice not to wear a mask. It is simply sharing information. Share it before twitter censors it. (1/X)

@Christian_Klaey @SicarioHoldings @jonkirbysthlm Thanks. thats better. Now filter the 700 by spliting them between medical doctors and homepaths/naturopathic healers. Be suprised ... or not. Its the many who have been in constant battle with "standard medicine before. No suprises. I wish it was a fresh bunch. Like real doctors.

@SicarioHoldings @jonkirbysthlm Precision of metric is key, or you can just make things up. My issue here: Covid death stats are critizied for including people who might died of a heart attack (yet had covid). This "doctors" list now includes tax attorneys, clerks and secretaries. 2000 is not much then, sorry.

@vernors_is_bae @antimule @jessesingal Really? I don't think so. #v=snippet&q=Scott%20Alexander" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">books.google.de/books?redir_es…

There has been no update on Slate Star Codex/Times, right? As of now they're still planning on naming him, but his taking down the site has complicated things?

@bionicT70 @MoritzMeidert @herrpandabaer @Glasmerleperle @dhr_offtopic @markmueller1979 Man lernt auch, Texte korrektur zu lesen. Dann wäre mir auch das "lern" aufgefallen ... hm. Freitage.

@bionicT70 @MoritzMeidert @herrpandabaer @Glasmerleperle @dhr_offtopic @markmueller1979 In der Ausbildung - ich hab die zufällig - lern man auch, was tendenziöse Suggestivfragen sind (wie bei @MoritzMeidert) und wie man das vermeidet, wenn man kompetent / seriös wirken will. (Ob man dafür gehalten wird, ist etwas völlig anderes ... Stichwort Rezipientenforschung)

@DanielC_BILDde Finden Sie nicht, dass Ihre Referenz falsch ist? Beim "Schreib das auf" von Kisch geht um Reportage. Und dann gehört auch in den Artikel: "Hab dann ein paar Zitate aus dem Zusammenhang gerissen" und "Dachte, eine Stunde reicht für ne Antwort" ... just saying.

@tante Wieglaf Droste (schwer vermisst in diesen Zeiten) sagte mal: In einem Land, in dem die BILD als Zeitung durchgeht, da gelten Friseure als Hirnforscher.

Covid19 will give us more data for working with data.

The data is all so quiet

many people talk about data today. and yesterday. and tomorrow. and any other day.

russian data

I have been working in the data mines

twitter has two-factor data now

that's the data data, I like it data data

data is like half life 3