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How would they measure from simulations, if he can't have the exact set of same people on different situations and your results might vary? Social science isn'
by henvic 8y ago
How would they measure from simulations, if he can't have the exact set of same people on different situations and your results might vary?
Social science isn't "experimentable" as biology or physics... And if you try hard to force it you will end up with what's called social engineering instead...
- LiweiZ 8y agohttp://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~wbarthur/ http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~wbarthur/ W. Brian Arthur is an economist I like. Complexity theory is also very exciting for me. I do not have any experience in those, but they and other things inspired how I perceive the world. I probably did not deliver what I think clearly. The link above might be helpful to deliver what I mean.
- lurcio 8y agoIt is 'experimentable' - policies are tested and piloted all the time.