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I took the comment as saying obviously it's not "millionth of a millionth of a percent". You are strawpersoning here. There are going to be definite real world

I took the comment as saying obviously it's not "millionth of a millionth of a percent". You are strawpersoning here. There are going to be definite real world measurable differences. OP leaves open the possibility, for instance, of cultural differences that have a effect an order or two of magnitude larger though. Personally I doubt this, but OP seems open to the idea the size might be small.

i_cannot_hack 9y ago
In that case I would like them to define a lower bound of a "measurable difference" and give a clear case why the effect is obviously higher than that. Simply saying it's obvious when many people actually disagree is not very constructive. I'm not saying they are wrong, I just disagree with the tone.