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I actually don't see this from his data. It seems more like he started with a hypothesis, wrote the article as if he was correct, and then gathered data to try

I actually don't see this from his data. It seems more like he started with a hypothesis, wrote the article as if he was correct, and then gathered data to try to support it. Then after seeing the data wasn't as commensurate with his idea, he wrote around the inconveniences.

ImaCake 8y ago
Yep. I don't know what article the other people in this thread read, but it wasn't the same one I did. At best, the graphs can conclude that scientist's opinion of nobel prize winners stays about the same, regardless of time.