What are you doing Thursday Nov 13? This panel on survey methods for measuring "rare traits" seems v. important especially if we think small numbers of people sometimes have outsize influence on politics. The speakers appear to be Bluesky-less, but I'll tag the moderator @mattgraham.bsky.social!

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I'm writing something to show students how to conduct data screening (odd-even consistency, longest string, etc). Doing so has clarified why few people do these checks. They're hard, confusing, and often subjective. Curious if people have methods they like beyond attention checks and what they are?