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[embedded content] What the Spider-verse sadly missed (above) The anti wordle Great slides on why you should use Poisson regression instead of using log(1+y) Advice from Abby Post on approaching teaching evaluations: I see a lot of faculty members complain about student course evaluations. Let me tell you, I get it. I taught a 4-4 for 3 years with 12 distinct course preps. Here’s what I learned. (1/8) — Abby Post (@AbigailSPost) January 14, 2022 Lee Harris on the case for rapprochement with Russia and, on the same topic, another amazing Paul Poast international relations Twitter thread: We're close to witnessing a major war over Ukraine. Why? Turns out, it's been long predicted by international relations scholars. [THREAD] pic.twitter.com/hGnSLlG7l8 — Paul Poast (@ProfPaulPoast)

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