Unconfusion
Vilgot HuhnMy personal Substack where I aim to write about psychology, thinking, anxiety and terminally online stuff.
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I don’t think Lindley’s paradox supports p-circling
As usual I’d like to preface all this that I write these blogposts as attempts to make sense of a subject for my own sake. I am not an expert here and it is likely I am confused about some details. On the other hand, I think “confused” disc...
Saying "priors" is fine actually
"I am updating my priors (beep boop)", can seem like a weird thing to say. I've previously been sympathetic to a critique of this expression that goes something like this:
People only say "priors" because it makes them seem more rational...
Angry why, incurious why
Le droit d’aigle - Asger Jorn
I've sometimes been confused when people ask "Why?" To me it'd be natural to answer a why-question with either:
- What is the reason/rationale/justification for this thing people do. Why are they doing thi...
Book review: Everything Is Predictable
You've probably come across math problems that sound something like this:
Werewolves have been terrorising the small town in which you are mayor and the people call on you to do something about it before the next full moon. Fortunately y...
Against using Nicholas Cage movies to teach correlation and causation
I recently took a short statistics course as part of my PhD-studies and came across one of my pet-peeves in introductory statistics content. In every intro to stats book or course, one of the objectives is to teach students that correlation...
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Psychologist/PhD student at Karolinska Institutet.
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