Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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Gino's Innocence website is here, I recommend reading: francesca-v-harvard.org

Hey! Thanks for watching today's video. Anticipating certain comments, so here are some points I didn't cover in the video:

1. Why the anomalies in the first place?
The study was done by students on paper, then copied over to Excel. Gino argues that the RA who collected the papers roughly sorted them into conditions but not perfectly, so they were imported as such. Plausible story, but admittedly convenient and sloppy.

2. What about CalcChain?
If you read Gino's defence, she explains that CalcChain anomalies that DataColada show as evidence can happen from all kinds of different Excel operations, not just from manipulating data. CalcChain does not show the document in its previous state as they suggest. This is not the smoking gun we thought it was.

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