This essay is not a guide on how to be a good technical writer. The art of technical writing is not for everyone. And this essay explains why!
Why Does Science Love Simplicity?
From Newton to Einstein, it turns out that simplicity in science is not so simple. Yet, why does science love simplicity? Read to find out more.
How To Use Video Games To Solve Scientific Problems
You can use video games to solve scientific problems AND save your job from artificial intelligence. Intrigued? Read the essay to learn how!
Fallacy: How To Really Understand It?
Fallacy is a term that is often misused in the name of science. This essay explains the formal usage of fallacy and helps you avoid pseudoscientific arguments.
Correlation (III): How To Avoid Berkson’s paradox
Berkson’s paradox traps researchers into thinking that there is correlation between two variables when there is not. This essay shows how to avoid this trap!
Correlation (II): How To Spot The Surrogate Endpoint Problem?
More than 130 years after the discovery of correlation, the surrogate endpoint problem is still unsolved. It tricks researchers into making false conclusions.
Regression To The Mean: Why Success Fades With Time
Regression to the mean is an extremely deceptive statistics concept. It makes sure that any amount of success fades with time. It deceives even the ‘experts’!
Symmetry: How To Really “See” It?
Learn all about symmetry in this essay from simple illustrations. To test your knowledge, there is also a fun bonus puzzle waiting for you at the end!
How To Actually Run A Growing Science Blog
You don’t get to run a growing science blog everyday. It is indeed a privileged position to be in. This essay goes into the nitty-gritty of achieving this feat!
Randomised Statistical Trials Are Not Always The Best Option
Randomised statistical trials are the norm for scientifically rigorous statistical tests. But what do you do when scientific rigour causes an ethical conflict?