>2. What p-values tell us isn't necessarily that interesting. High p-value is the first thing to look at a study. If it's high, then you can simply assume the

>2. What p-values tell us isn't necessarily that interesting. High p-value is the first thing to look at a study. If it's high, then you can simply assume the findings are unreliable. But if it's low, it doesn't yet mean anything. The p-values allow you to discard worst mumbojumbo quickly. That might not be interesting, but it's valuable. The thing to remember is that "we don't know" =/ "untrue".