This always amazes me. Here is the latest lunar phase update. We have completed almost 25,000 trials. Our Intended z score has dipped down to z = 1.66 which is still marginally significant, but our displacement z score is still quite significant at z = 2.4.
The histogram above shows intended average score per trial (y, or vert axis) for each phase of the moon through a full cycle with the full moon in the center of the x, or horizontal axis at 0.5. The blue line is the average score with the purple and green lines each one standard deviation above and below the score. You can see the the difference between the peak effect on the full moon is at least 2 standard deviations above the trough at the new moon, and also for each of the two dips half way between each quarter moon and the full moon.
Fascinating.
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