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  1. Happy Birthday C. S. Peirce: Peircean Induction and the Error-Correcting Thesis

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  2. Data centers: how about an adversarial collaboration?

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  3. Preregistration has a socio-epistemological and a logical rationale

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  4. 2026 David Cox Foundations of Statistics Award: Peter McCullagh

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    I am pleased to share that Professor Peter McCullagh has received the 2026 Sir David R.

  5. Can You Make Me More Capable? Of Art, Astrophysics and AI

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  6. Happy belated birthday Sir David Cox

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    15 July 1924-18 January 2022 Last week, July 15, was Sir David Cox’s birthday. [1] It was 23 years ago that I first got to know Cox after I (boldly) invited him to be in a session I was organizing on philosophy of statistics for the Second Erich L.

  7. Announcement: CFP Synthese Topical Collection: Severity and Learning from Error

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  8. ‘Low power’ and an all too standard error (continuation of “don’t turn power on its head”)

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  9. How not to turn power on its head

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  10. Error and the Growth of Experimental Knowledge cover: 30 years ago

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    30 years ago today, Chicago Press sent me a draft version of this cover for Error and the Growth of Experimental Knowledge for my approval (except the fuchsia and mustard in “ERROR” were switched).

  11. Comments on “The ASA p-value statement 10 years on” (ii)

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  12. Power and Severity with nonsignificant results: more power puzzles? (ii)

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    The concept of a test’s power, originating in Neyman-Pearson’s early work, by and large, is a pre-data concept for purposes of specifying a test (notably, determining worthwhile sample size), and choosing between tests.

  13. Continuing the blizzard of 26 power puzzles

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    The mayor of NYC offered $30 an hour to help shovel the ~ 30 inches of snow that fell last Sunday and Monday.

  14. A Blizzard of Power Puzzles Replicate in Meta-Research

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  15. Leisurely Cruise February 2026: power, shpower, positive predictive value

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    2025-6 Leisurely Cruise The following is the February stop of our leisurely cruise (meeting 6 from my 2020 Seminar at the LSE).