I mean, you can still run I to issues here: The effect size is <1% and the effect size is >=1%. Or 100 different hypitheses for 1-100% effect sizes. They're m

I mean, you can still run I to issues here: The effect size is <1% and the effect size is >=1%. Or 100 different hypitheses for 1-100% effect sizes. They're mutually exclusive, so only one will be true. So again, while in general I agree with you that beyesian methods have significant advantages, this objection isn't well founded.