Mostly retired psychology researcher, (numeracy and patient activation) doting husband, father of 3 amazing women.
Eugene, OR
Joined January 2009
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I like the chart more because you can see the change in the last few years. Just as El Niño has exaggerated this year's change, the chart shows that La Nina hid just how quickly things are changing, giving the impression that 2022 showed a slowing of warming.
It's instructive to look at the actual North Atlantic Sea Surface Temperatures right now (climatereanalyzer.org/clim/s…): 🧵
If it's singable it's not useless. Let's talk Shakespeare.
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Whenever I wonder how this could intentional I remind myself about what happened with Medicaid expansion. Republican legislators rejected it even though it helps their constituents be healthier and it was FREE. The only way to explain this your explanation. I would add miserabl
@minakimes I was disappointed in ESPN for not pointing out that an assistant coach would never call out a group of receivers the way that @AaronRodgers12 did. Good managers know that what works for one doesn't work for all and public chastisement is rarely effective.
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What are the benefits of numeracy? And how can we address societal innumeracy?
Listen to psychologist @ellenpetersjdm’s interview with @DavidEdmonds100 on the Social Science Bites podcast: ow.ly/VqQs50K6aVx
ALT "In the US, about 29% of our adult population can do very simple processes with numbers. What it means is that they probably can't do things like delect a health plan or figure out that credit card debt problem." - Ellen Peters, director of the Center of Science Communication Research at the University of Oregon
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Say I organized an American Lit class from 1922 to 2022. What would you expect to read? Would this make any sense as a division?
At one time I felt good about him. Like most presidents, he looks horrible in hindsight. Gore Vidal kept a picture of JFK to remind him not to get enamored by politicians.
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Someone posted the bat and ball problem on Facebook.
The first commenter confidently gives the wrong answer. 289 people insult them.
Some 1,500 independent comments explain the answer.
The shrewdest marketing JDM ever did was to position itself in know-it-all space.
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I study numeracy & decision making. Generally, the less numerate have stronger emotional rxns to risks, incl financial ones, & perceive more risk. The hi numerate have better habits w numbers & use them more. We saw something similar after the 2008 crash oxford.universitypressschola…
I suspect this is the most intricate joke I've ever seen.
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“We’re going to get charged with every crime imaginable” is not what you want to hear from your White House counsel…
Shocked! Shocked!
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