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Down voted because you dismissed a whole discipline as not "actual science". It certainly has it's issues, the replicability problem is a stain on the whole dis
by flukus 9y ago
Down voted because you dismissed a whole discipline as not "actual science". It certainly has it's issues, the replicability problem is a stain on the whole discipline for instance, but in many ways it is a truer science than climate science is. Psychology is much more experiment driven than much of climate science due to the difficulty of creating planets to test with that allow us to isolate factors.
- gilbetron 9y agoDownvoted, but also older comments of mine on unrelated topics were downvoted. That is "shallow". I don't see how Psychology is truer science, mostly because of the ethics. I studied Psych a great deal in undergrad, and while it is experiment driven, it is no where near the "hardness" of climate science.