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ACX Survey Results

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ACX Survey Results

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ACX Survey Results is a recurring publication in the Astral Codex Ten archive, appearing 5 times across 5 issues between February 06, 2023 and December 06, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as “you can try to replicate my work using the publicly available ACX Survey Results”; “using the publicly available ACX Survey Results”; “publicly available ACX Survey Results”. It most often appears alongside ACX Survey, 2022 ACX survey, 2024 ACX survey.

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  • Category: Publications
  • Mention count: 5
  • Issue count: 5
  • First seen: February 06, 2023
  • Last seen: December 06, 2024

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Crowds Are Wise (And One's A Crowd)
February 06, 2023 · Original source
As always, you can try to replicate my work using the publicly available ACX Survey Results. If you get slightly different answers than I did, it’s because I’m using the full dataset which includes a few people who didn’t want their answers publicly released. If you get very different answers than I did, it’s because I made a mistake, and you should tell me.
Inline links: ACX Survey Results
Why Do Transgender People Report Hypermobile Joints?
March 16, 2023 · Original source
Speaking of which, thanks to everyone who took the ACX survey - especially our transgender readers, who are heroically patient with me using them as lab rats to test my weird neuroscience theories. As always, you can try to replicate my work using the publicly available ACX Survey Results. If you get slightly different answers than I did, it’s because I’m using the full dataset which includes a few people who didn’t want their answers publicly released. If you get very different answers than I did, it’s because I made a mistake, and you should tell me.
Inline links: ACX Survey Results
Pirate Wires recently reported that transgender and bisexual people were more likely (20 - 25%) to report Long COVID compared to cisgender and straight people (~15%, yes, all these numbers are really high and you shouldn’t exactly believe them). There are lots of possible confounders, and I’ll post a replication attempt from the ACX survey data sometime, but a pretty plausible explanation is that some Long COVID is psychosomatic, all forms of neurodivergence correlate with each other, and so bi and trans people will report more of every psychosomatic condition.
Inline links: Pirate Wires recently reported
Failure To Replicate Anti-Vaccine Poll
June 14, 2024 · Original source
As always, you can try to replicate my work using the publicly available ACX Survey Results. If you get slightly different answers than I did, it’s because I’m using the full dataset which includes a few people who didn’t want their answers publicly released. If you get very different answers than I did, it’s because I made a mistake, and you should tell me.
Inline links: ACX Survey Results
How Often Do Men Think About Rome?
September 24, 2024 · Original source
[As always, you can try to replicate my work using the publicly available ACX Survey Results. If you get slightly different answers than I did, it’s because I’m using the full dataset which includes a few people who didn’t want their answers publicly released. If you get very different answers than I did, it’s because I made a mistake, and you should tell me.]
Inline links: ACX Survey Results
Indulge Your Internet Addiction By Reading About Internet Addiction
December 06, 2024 · Original source
As always, you can try to replicate my work using the publicly available ACX Survey Results. If you get slightly different answers than I did, it’s because I’m using the full dataset which includes a few people who didn’t want their answers publicly released. If you get very different answers than I did, it’s because I made a mistake, and you should tell me.
Inline links: ACX Survey Results