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It doesn’t strike me as anti-science, more like anti bad science? If you can’t reliably reproduce an experiment, you can’t make statistical inference from it.
by andrenth 8y ago
It doesn’t strike me as anti-science, more like anti bad science?
If you can’t reliably reproduce an experiment, you can’t make statistical inference from it.
The reproducibility crisis in the humanities is very well known.
- notahacker 8y agoMises' argument was that even a systematic pattern of results in economics should always be understood as merely a set of discrete observations dependent on historical context and unobservable phenomena and therefore no valid conclusions could be reached from induction, not even falsification of a claim.