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Of course I didn't read the whole paper! I stopped reading the paper when I recognized the fundamental flaws: 1) the hypotheses examined were very narrowly fr
by justinsb 11y ago
Of course I didn't read the whole paper! I stopped reading the paper when I recognized the fundamental flaws:
1) the hypotheses examined were very narrowly framed
2) Footnotes 9 and 13 admit that drug-related offenders may in fact be present in the statistics as 'violent crime', yet the paper does not consider this further.
After that I skim-read to ensure there flaws weren't addressed. If I missed the place where these flaws are addressed, I would appreciate your pointing it out.
I am glad you read the whole paper, but I would caution you against believing you got any closer to the whole truth by doing so.