> For one thing, we kind of need results sooner rather than later. We need results for every experiment today. Unfortunately that's unrealistic and not how sci

> For one thing, we kind of need results sooner rather than later. We need results for every experiment today. Unfortunately that's unrealistic and not how science works. You can't simply compromise your study to get results faster; you'll never know how valid your study's results really are in such a case. It sucks that if you want a good study for basic income you pretty much have to do it, effectively, forever while aggregating and gathering results over time but you can't just shortcut science because "we kind of need results sooner".