Weekend links

1) On causal entropy

2) The Asian monsoon is getting predictable (via Kyle Meng)

3) Dognition (via Dave Pell)

4) Autism associated with ambient air pollution in LA (via Mollie Epstein)

5) Using game theory to teach game theory (via Andrew Bell)

6) "We spell ‘sulfur’ with an ‘f’ and here’s an Editorial explaining why" -50 things you might not know about Nature Chemistry (via Paul Bracher)

7) Lavaine and Neidell: "Back-of-the-envelope calculations suggest that a 1 unit decline in SO2 leads to a 196 million euro increase in lifetime earnings per birth cohort" (NBER)

8) Stephen Wolfram has put together some great visualization using Facebook data (via Nathan Yau)

9) Natural experiments need not be limited to the social sciences, nor Earth for that matter (via Elise Andrew)

10) Meta publication bias (via Aaron Baum)