RT @NIH: Last year, $9B of the $35B that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) granted for research was used for administrative overhead,…

RT @stephensenn: @ChristosArgyrop @5_utr No idea but wrong rung syndrome is rife and ladders burn more easily than pyramids.

@Nogui1975 @JaimePalomera Cert. I parlant de l'IBI, suposo que ara el pujaran de nou per sufragar els costos...🤦

@JaimePalomera No només. Va enviat a tu com colaborador.

@trumanfrancis @JonNichEdwards @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 This is obvious

@5_utr @ChristosArgyrop The observational ladder 🤣

RT @5_utr: In 2025, pyramids are here to stay If you try to climb the causal AI observational study 🪜, you will fall off of it

@5_utr @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 And some observational folks says in his book that rung-3 from observational data is a revolutionary vision in decision making in medicine...

RT @5_utr: @RWJE_BA @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 This figure is the worst thing I’ve seen all day. Total BS that would lead to…

@5_utr @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 Yes, awful (and interested!) vision for decision making 🤦

@JonNichEdwards @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 Yes. In his book says that counterfactual thinking is a revolution in medicine. Of course course is false marketing, so is dismissive.

@JonNichEdwards @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 they are sarcastic, nothing more 🤷

@JonNichEdwards @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 Read his book, is what he says 🤦🤣 And the paper:

@JonNichEdwards @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 Agree, is an strange word. For me, is a conceptual theory for causal evidence and decision making.

@JonNichEdwards @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 Here

@JonNichEdwards @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 OS are not cheapar, this id another interested myth.

@JonNichEdwards @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 Agree, but there are much better options than others. In amy case, the important epistemiology is this one (wich is the opposite of the JP ones in decision making):

@JonNichEdwards @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12

@JonNichEdwards @eliasbareinboim @sanghack @JunzheZhang12 In (some) experiment you can have the two outcome factual, so is not the same.