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Hey nerds. It’s a quantitative methods podcast. With attitude. And merch (https://t.co/554QFuYrWk).
Joined May 2019
Updated Quantitude trailer. Share with your friends! 😊 https://t.co/qzUxYhsdhO
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Join us tomorrow as we repeat ourselves. Join us as we repeat ourselves tomorrow. Tomorrow, we repeat ourselves. Join us!
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S7E07 Is the SAT Biased and Should be Banned? In this In The Wild episode, we turn our Quantitude loose on the ever-present SAT, in particular the premise that it is biased and should be banned, discussing what issues we’d need addressed in order to better evaluate that claim.
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Join us as we get Wild tomorrow, and don’t forget to bring a number 2 pencil!
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Along the way we also mention: mystery companies Americans’ mispronunciations Quantitude International avoiding math statistics vs. biostatistics fighter pilots with Ph.D.s Eau Rouge game rooms 99% missing data being correct-ish and Lewis Hamilton vs. George Russell.
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S7E06 Non-Academic Jobs: A Conversation with Jeremy Miles We chat with Jeremy Miles, a quantitative methodologist who has worked in academia and industry. He draws on his extensive experience to describe what an industry job is like and how to move into this type of position.
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Along the way we also mention: The changing of the cactus needles Colon Blow Big Pumpkin cutting out job ads the job talk bagel bar waiting for Wisconsin Y-hat forever Hello Cleveland! toilet inspirations Olympic ice skating hook cat with a stopwatch and the wisdom of RuPaul.
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S7E05 The Academic Job Talk In this week's episode, as we head into the academic job season, we offer some well-meaning advice about one of the most important aspects of an on-site interview, the academic job talk.
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S7E04 Does Birth Order Matter? In this week's In The Wild episode, we turn our Quantitude loose on the premise that birth order has a causal impact on the very person you are, discussing what questions we’d need addressed to evaluate whether or not this is a reasonable claim.
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Join us, and invite your siblings, as Quantitude gets Wild tomorrow…
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Along the way we also me mention: science fairs spaghetti bridges don't take this the wrong way jazz hamster the Bernoulli Principle everyone wins glitter is not science Speed Racer George Russell being a baby ppphhhhbbbbt Miles Davis and the conch shell.
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S7E03 Nonparametric Methods This week we explore the very cool yet often overlooked area of nonparametric statistical tests: their strengths and weaknesses and how they might be used in practice.
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Modern Modeling Methods 2026 conference will be in NYC at the Lincoln Center campus, Fordham University in Midtown Manhattan! Keynote speakers include @GregoryRHancock and Pat Curran from @quantitudepod and Jennifer Hill. Submit proposals by 2/6:
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In this week's special In The Wild episode, we turn our Quantitude loose on the premise that National Public Radio is liberally biased, talking about what issues we would need to have addressed in order to be able to evaluate whether or not that's a reasonable claim.
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