Sara Conroy, PhD
@episconroy.bsky.social
Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics NCH/OSU | #episky #statsky | @OSUpublichealth and @nationwidekids: Ohio Perinatal Research Network, Center for Perinatal Research | 3 kids | she/her
Reposted by Sara Conroy, PhD
Seems like the conclusion of basically every technical inference problem is that you can't solely rely on the data to solve your problems for you. More or less fits every single issue - double ML, LLMs, propensity score, etc etc
November 15, 2025 at 3:21 AM
Seems like the conclusion of basically every technical inference problem is that you can't solely rely on the data to solve your problems for you. More or less fits every single issue - double ML, LLMs, propensity score, etc etc
Reposted by Sara Conroy, PhD
Science can create more accurate and effective tools, but if it costs too much to make them, you'll either have to settle for less effective ones, sacrifice other things you care about, or find ways to raise more money than you currently have.
November 14, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Science can create more accurate and effective tools, but if it costs too much to make them, you'll either have to settle for less effective ones, sacrifice other things you care about, or find ways to raise more money than you currently have.
We forgot to add “understand how to interpret your visualization” 🫣
November 12, 2025 at 3:00 PM
We forgot to add “understand how to interpret your visualization” 🫣
Reposted by Sara Conroy, PhD
Billionaires (and wannabe billionaires) spend more on campaign donations than they would on wealth taxes. Because what they care about most isn't money. It's the ability to exchange money for power.
November 7, 2025 at 10:15 PM
Billionaires (and wannabe billionaires) spend more on campaign donations than they would on wealth taxes. Because what they care about most isn't money. It's the ability to exchange money for power.