Oh! And casual explanations in science (S3,Ep2)—often wondered what you’d think of that one @dingdingpeng.the100.ci

@tespiteri.bsky.social @samaragreenwood.bsky.social may have more suggestions

Check out @hpspodcast.bsky.social for quick introductions to a range of Phil of Sci topics. For psych students I’d start with: values in science (S1,Ep7 + S5,Ep4); disunity of science (S1,Ep2); philosophy of measurement (S5,Ep5); and epistemic iteration (S2,Ep11). Episode notes include references

Register now for the next joint @aimosinc.bsky.social @ausrepro.bsky.social webinar "Preventing statistical errors before publication" with Dr Michèle Nuijten and Dr Tom Hardwicke on Wed 27 Aug (4:00pm AEST).
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Clarifying for those following from home—that morning plenary “centred on” @crsugimoto.bsky.social talk, not Ioannidis’

Thank you @sabinaleonelli.bsky.social. Very glad you were there!

Hey, I think this might mean we’re on the same flight!

Where at the airport will you be expanding on these thoughts? I’m on my way there now!

It was Cambridge I had in mind FWIW—so sorry UCL!

I thought you’d appreciate @nicolecnelson.bsky.social’s title!

There might be a need for a “continuously operating” caveat in my claim? Or perhaps I’m just wrong?

Now awaiting responses unpacking conflation of Popper and NP hyp testing. In fact, I dare you…

@samaragreenwood.bsky.social created something very special when she started the HPS Podcast.