> "you can make people agree with any position you want by changing the wording on the questions." So precisely what you ask is super important for knowing what

> "you can make people agree with any position you want by changing the wording on the questions." So precisely what you ask is super important for knowing what to do with the conclusion. This. Also: any other questions asked which got less news-worthy results. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Publication_bias https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Publication_bias I wish there was was something like a wikipedia page which listed every paper / survey with a conclusion on a topic out there. Kind of like examine.com but for social science results rather than nutrition.