Fun-Posts

Amusing counterfactual inference (by words)

My good friend Joshua Loftus and I spent some 30 minutes to crack (at least we think we did!) a counterfactual inference made in a speech in the House of Commons in London in 1850 by Lord Palmerston, who was the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs at the time.

A fun model to explain the surging popularity of Mendelian randomization

Ever wondered why Mendelian randomization is getting so popular?