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While it's good to validate the things we all know, any forum mod could've told you that it's not usually hard to predict the troublemakers or spammers by name.
by Natsu 11y ago
While it's good to validate the things we all know, any forum mod could've told you that it's not usually hard to predict the troublemakers or spammers by name.
- feral 11y agoThere's the things we all know, and there's things we all know because they have been scientifically studied and validated, and these two sets of things are not the same. I'm sure the research in this area will uncover more unintuitive things later!
- mreiland 11y agoI once saw a study that concluded heterosexual couples were more likely to have children than homosexual couples. I mean, there's the things we know, and then there's the things that have been scientifically studied and validated. And then there's the things that really don't need to be validated. I once had someone claim that if you drove a vehicle through mud, it would get muddy. But since it hasn't been scientifically proven and validated, do I really "know" that to be true? Is this really going to be an existential crisis where we don't really know anything until science tells us it's true?