The paper "Frequentist and Bayesian inference: A conceptual primer" has some great things to say about the p-value and why a bayesian approach might solve some

The paper "Frequentist and Bayesian inference: A conceptual primer" has some great things to say about the p-value and why a bayesian approach might solve some of the conceptual problems : https://www.researchgate.net/publication/326112369_Frequentist_and_Bayesian_inference_A_conceptual_primer https://www.researchgate.net/publication/326112369_Frequenti... (Premise) If Tracy is an American then it is very unlikely that she is a US congresswoman; (Premise) Tracy is a US congresswoman; (Conclusion) It is very likely that Tracy is not an American (Premise) If the H0 is true, then is it very unlikely that I will observe result X (Premise) I observe result X (Conclusion) Therefore, it is very likely that the H0 is not true