.@TheAthleticUK @MarkCarey93 is it possible to move away from using the smarterscout pizza charts? Putting aside the visual distortion of the slice areas, it’s terrible for comparing attributes across two players/points in time. Would much rather a grouped bar charts for those.
.@MKeithChen thinking about the effect of futured/futureless language on saving behavior — do you know if is there an effect on attitudes or remembrance of the departed? e.g. having to say “she was (is) a cheerful person”
Today @GordPennycook & I wrote a @nytimes op ed
"The Right Way to Fix Fake News"
https://t.co/dyF84g6oqv
tl;dr: Platforms must rigorously TEST interventions, b/c intuitions about what will work are often wrong
In this thread I unpack the many studies behind our op ed
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If you're wondering how you can support me, I don't have a Patreon but I do have a 2021 Calendar of tricks to appear smart in meetings that's out TODAY! Here's a thread of a few of my favorites...
1. Say "it is what it is" https://t.co/ZuLwXvF9L0
Not necessarily disagreeing with the rest of this article/thread, but this is misleading.
This is how exponential growth works. If you had a 2x infection rate, it’d take just one day to get to the second 100,000 — regardless of how long it took to get to the first 100k
It took almost two months for California to record its first 100,000 positive cases; it took less than three weeks to record its most recent 100,000.
🛏️🏥Los Angeles is said to be close to running out of available hospital beds https://t.co/J5L2TE2iR6
The thing about impostor syndrome is you _know_ impostor syndrome exists, and that it applies to some people who actually are qualified, unlike you, the unqualified impostor.
“In normal circumstances, we would price a medicine according to the value it provides,” that’s a nice way to say “as expensive as possible without customers refusing to pay” https://t.co/0rxdyv8VmZ