Great questions! Lucky for us, there are hundred+ books on the former and a good number on the latter. The first is a *founding* question of sociology! Discussed in Socy 101 classes. Sure! Let's do more research but don't need to invent "studies" for the way article suggests.https://twitter.com/TheAtlantic/status/1156260396317253632 …
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Given the challenges of the day, i'd rather err toward overfitting than underfitting. All academic incentives are to see trees and poke holes in other academics' overfitting, when the moment calls for a greater understanding of the larger truths while solving for variance.
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But the overfitting is easier and already done. And I mean it, the topic is one of the most heavily studied ones in social sciences. Lots of overfitting explanations. I mean I like reading them, too. But really need caution when one is trying to figure out policy.
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