Evelyn·Sep 28Individual causal effects, and the counterfactual you can’t observeYou’ve been asking causal questions since you were a toddler. Every clinical decision you make asks one. If I hadn’t started this patient…
Peter Ho·Sep 18Malaysia Can Use More AI and Still Miss the PointWhat Google’s usage data tells us about jobs, small businesses and the questions our AI policies should be asking.
Ed Daniels·Sep 12Unlearning COVIDCOVID exposed a fundamental problem with public trust in science, and AI could make it better or much worse.A response icon1A response icon1
Kostas Pelechrinis·Aug 8Creating the Problem, Then Winning the Argument: Enes Freedom, Iran, and the Politics of…When You Have to Create the Problem to Prove It Exists
linesby_Ann·Aug 5Yang Kucari Bukan Dirimu. Melainkan Sebuah Penutup.Tidak semua yang kita cari adalah kesempatan kedua. Kadang, yang kita cari hanyalah kesempatan untuk mengakhiri sesuatu dengan baik.
Ivy xueqing Yang·Aug 3A Machine Can Continue the Story. Can the Evidence?Why a plausible future is not yet a credible counterfactualA response icon4A response icon4
Evelyn·Jul 18When you want life expectancy, Cox won’t get you thereI’ve been reading a JAMA Internal Medicine paper on life expectancy in COPD (Bhatt et al., 2026). It pools eight US cohorts, follows 45,886…
InTeradata LabsbySaquib Irtiza·Jun 17Do, Don’t Just Predict: Interventions and Counterfactuals for Systems EngineersWhy “what happened when X was high” and “what happens if I set X high” are different questions, and getting it wrong leads to the wrong…A response icon1A response icon1
InIf This Had HappenedbySpiken.Online·Mar 7What if Ash fell into a coma in episode 1? — PokémonA consequence analysis of stalled identity, unfinished stories, and a world that moves on.
