@kthalps I disagree with you about Israel but nevertheless I have just unsubscribed from Rising for censoring you (as they previously did Kim Iverson).

@MCLStrainee Tue 9am works, Thu 11am doesn't

@FyfeEmily My son, who is English Chinese bilingual, learned to count in Chinese earlier, and I once observed him mixing languages - Chinese for decades, English for units, as in 四十one, 四十two, ... This enabled him to get higher than he could in pure English at the time.

@economeager It is indeed a boring read, but having read it, you get bragging rights, which is kind of nice.

@saraannhart Nuffield in the UK, I think

@schotz @tcarpenter216 But, maybe in the majority at your institution! I'm with you!

@melnykgribble @GoodLifeFitness Kettlebell is all you need.

@kph3k Yes, I refer to the word "eleven" as "the loathsome eleven". It's just the worst.

@saraannhart I think they mean "essential" in the same sense as in "essential oils". In a way, any activity that embodies its own essence could be viewed as essential.

@flavinska72 @mwalibali @MCLStrainee @mathcogsociety Dagnabit.

@priyasilverst Honestly both. Either one can be significant when the other is not; neither is in general more or less likely to detect an effect. I might say ANOVA by default, but ANCOVA if you're concerned about time 1 differences affecting the amount of change from time 1 to time 2. @schotz

@saraannhart @jmneiderhiser @heatherellis_ Ratio, I always type ration.

@saraannhart @colleenganley I also had this happen, though in my case it was an email from an external collaborator.

@profaec So meta.

@tomfaulkenberry @joannelefevre Me too! I have some work on fraction and decimal arithmetic that is seeking a suitable symposium.

@mwalibali Given that I refer to myself as "your poor old dad"when talking to my kids, I don't think I'd have any basis to complain. But yeah, "old lady" means something else entirely.

@mwalibali This looks awesome although I don't understand it at all. My kids loved watching it though.

@NicoleMMcNeil Haha, I'll be happy if even half of my students even remember three after one year!