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Are you reacting to every up and down—or learning from it? This long-form guide translates the core habits of statistical thinking into everyday moves you can use tonight. You’ll learn how to separate signal from noise, judge whether a swing is normal, avoid tiny unrepresentative samples, use base rates to regain context, and design fair A/B tests for habits, creativity, relationships, and business. We cover regression to the mean, confidence intervals, effect sizes, Bayesian updating, confounders, visualization, expected value, stopping rules, and ethical measurement—all in warm, human language. No formulas required, just clear thinking and kinder decisions. By the end of this Statistical Thinking by Russell Poldrack book summary, you’ll have one metric to track, one change to test, and a simple Sunday ritual to keep your life honest. If you want less drama and more progress, this is your roadmap. Watch now, then continue with our “Design Your First A/B Week” walkthrough to put these ideas into action.

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