I liked seeing that the author clearly pointed out that the data they collected was not anywhere near statistically significant... > Eight drivers sent me a re

I liked seeing that the author clearly pointed out that the data they collected was not anywhere near statistically significant... > Eight drivers sent me a report covering all their rides during a week in April, a hopelessly anecdotal number, but enough to learn more than [Lyft] will release. But then a few paragraphs later... > These results don’t look great for Uber’s hypothetical claims: the one female in the lineup made the best tips. And the black driver, so disfavored in all the academic studies, emerged a bit below average. No, no, no! A "lineup" of 8 people carries no weight at all against Uber's claims. It's frustrating to see articles being shared that have blatantly wrong conclusion-drawing practices like this.