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It's not necessarily that falsifiability is important, but that these studies claim it to be so, and yet aren't.
by WalterSear 10y ago
It's not necessarily that falsifiability is important, but that these studies claim it to be so, and yet aren't.
- kem 10y agoIt seems to me the authors of the original paper are confused about, or are confusing the meaning of "falsifiability" as it's usually meant in philosophy of science. It was an interesting paper, if not entirely original, but I wouldn't say it's about falsifiability. It's about power. There's some overlapping issues, sure, but they're not the same concepts.