>With a p-value [of 0.01], the result hardly screamed “false positive” like a barely significant one of, say, 0.05 might. Is 0.01 that low for such a crazy fin

>With a p-value [of 0.01], the result hardly screamed “false positive” like a barely significant one of, say, 0.05 might. Is 0.01 that low for such a crazy finding? Let's say you believe that it has a probability of 1 in 10,000. And that result really seemed really really unlikely. 1 in 10,000 might be generous. Then, after this study, the probability that it's true is 1%.