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> We observed a statistically significant difference (p =.048) in terms of changes in anxiety between the groups who heard two different rates of breathing. St
by bjterry 8y ago
> We observed a statistically significant difference (p =.048) in terms of changes in anxiety between the groups who heard two different rates of breathing.
Studies with p-values that close to .05 never replicate. Likely p-hacking.
> With high precision and fast speed temperature sensor, Masque detects the user's breathing activities and plays back a mediated breathing sound synchronously through a bone conduction headphone. The medicated breaching sound is real-time synthesized, thus its breathing rate can be modified by the user at any moment.
I just find this typo amusing
- stevew20 8y agoI noticed that as well... Kept wondering which one was actually correct. In the bullshit-ise that the page is written in, they seem equally likely to me.
- jschwartzi 8y agoMy BS detector started going off as I was reading the linked article. Talking about the body "[sensing] itself internally and local[izing] its actions" providing "the basis for a material sense of self-existence" isn't even pseudo-scientific. It's an interesting idea but I'm concerned that this is an art project looking for a scientific explanation.
- arthurcolle 8y agoDenying subjective experiences doesn't mean they don't exist, especially not to the observer