A thread: We know a lot of colleagues and students still doubting to strike. Here is why it matters: Imagine a long row of dominoes, perfectly aligned. The first one stands at the edge – seemingly insignificant on its own. But once it falls, a chain reaction becomes inevitable.

I updated my about page & intensive longitudinal data resources wegpages (some easter eggs maybe also). www.nkschuurman.com/ILD.html www.nkschuurman.com/About.html

Can you imagine being a scientist working with measurement instruments that, at any point, either provide: - (maybe) valid measurements - somewhat random responses within the same overall range completely on their own whims, while not informing you which is which?

For some academic comic relief: www.nkschuurman.com/AlexMorgan.h... Short stories about a fictional Methodologist! On hiatus now, but maybe I'll start it up again in the new academic year. All stories are (very) loosely based on real anecdotes. If you have suggestions for a story let me know.

Someone needs to make this happen and extend it in general to quantitative psychologists & methodologists

Quantitude the Podcast@quantitude.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Start your collection, tomorrow…

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