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Consuming research

October 3, 2013February 28, 2022 ~ Jason Schwartz ~ 1 Comment

A couple of fun posts about research. (Did I really just write that?) First, Tyler Cowen reviews a widely cited study: In 1991 Halpern and Coren published a famous study in the New England Journal of Medicine which appears to show that left handed people die at much younger ages than right-handed people. Halpern and … Continue reading Consuming research

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