As created by Jess Hartnett.

" Mark Wahlberg as Research Scholar. Boom." Follow on Facebook or at twitter via  @ ResearchMark  

Updated 6/25/14: Giving credit where credit is due:  http://biostatisticsryangoslingreturns.tumblr.com/ Silly, yes. But if your students can explain why they are funny, it does demonstrate statistical knowledge.

When I look at the analytic data for my blog, I notice a lot of people come here after Googling "stats memes" or "math memes" or "statistics humor". Being a data-driven sort of human, I have posted my collection of memes inspired by teaching Introduction to Statistics using SPSS. They do reflect common mistakes/stumbling blocks that I see semester after semester. I think they draw student attention towards commonly-made mistakes in a way that is not threatening. And it puts me one step closer to my ultimate goal of teaching statistics using nothing but memes and animated .GIFS  Make your own via http://memegenerator.net/ . If they are hilarious and statsy, please consider sharing them with me. UPDATE: 11/25/16

Variations upon a theme...good for spicing up a powerpoint...inspired by living in the #1 snowiest city (population > 100K, 2014) in the United States. property of xkcd.com https://thenib.com/can-t-stand-the-heat-4d5650fd671b

One of the many amusing memes available at this blog . They largely refer to market research problems.

Created by Kevin Clay Priceless. More from Kevin Clay  here Aside: I am so, so pleased to now have Snoop Dogg as a label for my blog.

Want a good way to waste time when you should be prepping for the semester ahead?  Go generate some stats/research methods memes.  If you are feeling extra generous, please feel free to send them to me so I can share them with the group. Created at memegenerator.co by Jess Hartnett Created at memegenerator.co by Jess Hartnett

After months of hard work, hypothesizing, data collection...then you hold your breath and click "OK" in SPSS... From "I fucking love science" FB page

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