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I am inclined to disagree. The N=1 anecdotes only become interesting against the rich background data. "Compared to what?" is the critical question to ask. Alwa
by killjoywashere 7y ago
I am inclined to disagree. The N=1 anecdotes only become interesting against the rich background data. "Compared to what?" is the critical question to ask. Always.
- loceng 7y agoUsing this as a counterargument is absurd - it's not reasonable to assume qualitative data is compared and contrasted in a vacuum by itself; this is a good example of how perfectionism and statistics leads to failure.