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Is statistics science’s dirtiest secret?

Monday, July 5th, 2010 Posted in Pub Interest | 6 Comments »

Science News is a respectable magazine in the mould of New Scientist. So I was surprised to be pointed to a recent article by Tom Siegfried which comes close to ... Read more..

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Is statistics science’s dirtiest secret?