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That's not true. The conclusions you derive from the data can be totally wrong because of how weak the data is, but now you have a false confidence in it.
by marcoperaza 9y ago
That's not true. The conclusions you derive from the data can be totally wrong because of how weak the data is, but now you have a false confidence in it.
- dragonwriter 9y agoFirst, that's at least as much of a danger with basing conclusions on abstract speculation without evidence, and second, that's not a matter of which is stronger, it's a matter of treating either as stronger support than it is.