A rough guide to spotting bad science

A rough guide to spotting bad science
A rough guide to spotting bad science
Dan Ariely wanted to let you know is running his free online course A Beginner’s Guide to Irrational Behavior for the second time, starting on March 11th. He would be delighted to have you (and all your friends and family).
Someone smart said something like ‘when you invent a system, you invent the game that plays that system’.
New streetlights brighten up only when someone is around, saving electricity and reducing light pollution.
When was saw this interview featuring two JDM giants, Richard Thaler and Nobel Laureate Daniel Kahneman, we knew we had to run it.
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DSN readers take note of new association, the Behavioral Science & Policy Association (BSPA), and a new journal, Behavioral Science & Policy
Do Americans need to bring their passports on trips to and from Canada?
The New York Times had an article on the widespread confusion about whether skipping breakfast causes you to gain or lose weight. Turns out there’s no real scientific evidence that skipping breakfast has any effect on obesity.
Our friend Pete McGraw often says “today is a big day”. When people ask why, he says that every day is a big day.