Experimental Mind
Kevin Anderson, Ronny KohaviA curated weekly newsletter with interesting reads at the intersection of experimentation, analytics and behavioral science. Get it in your mailbox on Monday.
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'Average data scientist' — Digest 19, 2026
Hi folks, a couple of days late this week, still finding my rhythm. Thanks for your patience. Voting for the Experimentation Thought Leadership Awards closes this Friday. If you haven't yet, I'd appreciate your vote. Now, on to this week's...
'Cast your vote' — Digest 18, 2026
This week: Spotify's experimentation bootcamp is now free, and research on how well humans actually predict A/B test results (spoiler: not well). Also, voting is open for two experimentation awards, including one where I've been nominated....
'Powered ≠ Trustworthy' — Digest 17, 2026
This week: why a powered experiment isn't automatically trustworthy, and a sharp debate on whether startup methodology has moved the needle at all (argued from both side). You'll also find 460 open roles, upcoming events. Let’s go!
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'Why CRO is so difficult' — Digest 16, 2026
This week: why CRO has a mathematical ceiling, a calculator to decide if a test is worth running, and a children's book take on not taking decisions. Plus April Dunford on why she rewrote Obviously Awesome. You'll also find 444 open roles,...
'Unscientific management' — Digest 15, 2026
This week: we look at the rise of unscientific management, why the cost of being wrong dwarfs the cost of testing, and how to tell product-market fit from go-to-market fit. Plus 412 open roles, upcoming events, and a funny cartoon. Let’s go...
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