A hypothesis was presented: using higher numbers will give 5-15 more resource cards over the course of a game. Then, conclusions were drawn that standard stati

A hypothesis was presented: using higher numbers will give 5-15 more resource cards over the course of a game. Then, conclusions were drawn that standard statistical techniques are deficient for not being able to detect the bias. Where are the results of the actual experiment, say of 10 games played using the biased strategy, against a control opponent? Perhaps, standard statistical techniques are correct. Without empirical tests of the hypothesis, where is the science? Perhaps, the dice are only loaded for a short time, in which time all the skew occurred. Without testing of the hypothesis, it is impossible to know.