The Danger of a Faulty Question
Researchers should take care that they know what questions they're really asking of their data, say two Johns Hopkins scientists.
Causation
Creatures of Coherence: Why We're So Obsessed With Causation
We default to cause-and-effect thinking because we want to maintain control over our lives, but some things just don't have clear answers.
The Logical Leap in the Vaccine Controversy
The apparent connection between vaccines and autism didn't reveal much about medical safety but did reveal lots about thinking.