Next step is explaining social science students the meaning of 'randomness' :) Really, the amazing amount of bullshit social studies I have seen 'proven' by st

Next step is explaining social science students the meaning of 'randomness' :) Really, the amazing amount of bullshit social studies I have seen 'proven' by statistics. Amazing new insights like 'if children wear green shirts, while the teacher has a blue shirt the cognitive attention span is 12.3% higher than children wearing purple shirts. The effect was measured with a significance of bla bla bla.' Software like SPSS facilitates this even more. People with no notion of random effects or probablilty theory click on the 'proof my research' button and even get it published. So a lot more work in this area!