Full moons and forking paths

The claim that fatal motorcycle accidents are more likely when there is a full moon is a compelling example of what Gelman and Loken call a “garden of forking paths”.Gary Smith finds that, under a variety of assumptions, the number of accidents and fatalities on full-moon nights is not unusually large at all
Source: Significance - Category: Statistics Authors: Tags: Features Source Type: research
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