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www.jasonhickel.org
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anthonywilsonpoetry.com
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| | | | | Monday: people are starting to recognise each other on my picket line. They exchange news of how the strike is affecting their daily lives, including what their children say to them about it during the school run or while they make their packed lunches during breakfast. ? A Fathers For Justice veteran stops to speak... | |
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alexwoodall.co.uk
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| | | | | I had never been on a picket line until the USS strikes. It was a terrifying - and very lonely decision to take - to be on strike for 12 days (alas I was ill for the first 2 of the full 14). I took courage from friends and colleagues striking at other universities (especially... | |
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jaydaigle.net
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| | | This is the second-part of a three-part series on hypothesis testing. Today we'll look at the way we do hypothesis testing in practice, and how it tends to fail. Modern researchers use hypothesis testing as a tool to develop knowledge, but it's really a tool for making decisions, and so it encourages us to draw strong conclusions from weak evidence. It also encourages us to view studies that don't reject the null hypothesis as failures, which leads even honest and dedicated researchers to do shoddy resea... | ||
