Let us see what Ronald Fisher said towards the end of his life regarding confusion over the null hypothesis: "We are quite in danger of sending highly trained

Let us see what Ronald Fisher said towards the end of his life regarding confusion over the null hypothesis: "We are quite in danger of sending highly trained and highly intelligent young men out into the world with tables of erroneous numbers under their arms, and with a dense fog in the place where their brains ought to be. In this century, of course, they will be working on guided missiles and advising the medical profession on the control of disease, and there is no limit to the extent to which they could impede every sort of national effort." Fisher, R N (1958). "The Nature of Probability". Centennial Review 2: 261–274 That is you downvoters.