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I think it says a lot about the value of the social “sciences” that they can’t be backed by data and aren’t reproducible. It seems that maybe they can be data d
by malvosenior 7y ago
I think it says a lot about the value of the social “sciences” that they can’t be backed by data and aren’t reproducible. It seems that maybe they can be data driven but the results aren’t what the traditional practitioners of the field like to see.
I think we’ll see the role they historically played replaced by machine learning which has more predictive power simply because it’s backed by reality.