Grace and David talk about fudging data, data illiteracy, misaligned incentives, and all the ways in which data is used and misused in science. Note: this will be our last episode. Goodhart's law My personal favorite Dilbert strips on Software Quality Elisabeth Bik Homo economicus Fabricated data in research about honesty. You can't make this stuff up. Or, can you? : Planet Money Data Colada [110] Data Falsificada (Part 2): "My Class Year Is Harvard" - Data Colada Max Bazerman's 2021 response to fraud evidence Complicit eLife eLife Reviewed Preprints Bad Pharma Significant The Fall of a Superstar Psychologist

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Grace and David do surprise trades in Pokémon Violet, and somehow end up talking about cultural institutions in Singapore. Surprise Trade Pokémon breeding Bottle Cap Mint Pokémon competitive play - Wikipedia Lazada - Wikipedia The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye - Wikipedia Sandcastle (film) - Wikipedia Renaissance City Reports (2000, 2004, 2008) Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay - Wikipedia Elbphilharmonie - Wikipedia

We discuss ChatGPT, professional subreddits, natural history in Singapore, and more ChatGPT. ChatGPT is MBB or bust r/KitchenConfidential John Searle - Wikipedia r/AskHistorians - Comment by u/jbdyer on "What was Soviet pet culture like? Were dogs and cats considered capitalist fripperaries, or were they comrades? Did the planned economy make any attempt at meeting this market?" Let's have a natural history museum for Singapore Titan of Singapore science education retires after 50 years Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum seeking funds for sperm whale exhibit Marcus Hutchins :verified: (@[email protected])

Grace and David talk about what happens when an operating system is so old, macOS doesn't know how to migrate from it. And some other stuff. macOS version history - Wikipedia Year 2038 problem - Wikipedia File Allocation Table - Wikipedia Accidental Tech Podcast The rapid testing show : Planet Money

David and Grace discuss the challenges of teaching introductory courses and developing students' writing skills. CS50x 2022 Department of English Language and Literature Writing the Essay Essays Poorly Structured

David survived a lockdown while travelling and tells the tale. Random diversion to 3D-printed mice. Maastricht Formation - Wikipedia Maastrichtian - Wikipedia Ploopy. Open-source hardware. Another method for finishing a Ploopy shell! ASA filament with acetone chemical smoothing. Flevoland - Wikipedia Friesland - Wikipedia Is the L Train Running? Is the G Train Running? Les Halles (Paris Métro) - Wikipedia

David plans to travel. Naturalis Biodiversity Center List of oldest universities in continuous operation - Wikipedia The Feather Heist - This American Life The Man Who Stole Bird Feathers (Published 2018) Baden-Powell House - Wikipedia Oostvaardersplassen - Wikipedia London Clink Hostels

Stable nuclide - Wikipedia Stable isotope ratio - Wikipedia The Use of Stable Isotopes in the Study of Animal Migration Leaky abstraction - Wikipedia MOSTFET Combinational logic - Wikipedia Sequential logic - Wikipedia Instruction set architecture - Wikipedia