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Contrary to what seems to be increasingly popular belief, you don't need to cite studies to criticize an article like this. One can point out things like flaws
by CodeMage 16y ago
Contrary to what seems to be increasingly popular belief, you don't need to cite studies to criticize an article like this. One can point out things like flaws in reasoning and logical fallacies, without having to cite any studies or research.
- xtho 16y agoYou don't need to cite a study but describing contrived and hypothetical counter-examples isn't the proper way to criticize empirical research either.
- scott_s 16y agoUnfortunately, this article is not empirical research. It points to empirical research to back up its claims, but I suspect the conclusions in the actual research articles aren't as clear as this summary.