No. I do not have cancer. But in April and May and June of this year, I thought I might. So that’s the answer to the question in my headline. I’ve been taking a break while I deal with the
On Wednesday, we talked about sample bias, or ways to really screw up the results of a survey or study. So how can researchers avoid this problem? By being random. There are several kinds of samples from simple random samples to
Continuing with our review of basic math skills, let’s take a little look-see at statistics. This field is not only vast (and confusing for many folks) but also hugely important in our daily lives. Just about every single thing we