Not once does the article state the expected error rate with the calculation. Even polls give an error rate when they are announced. Saying 29% decrease without

Not once does the article state the expected error rate with the calculation. Even polls give an error rate when they are announced. Saying 29% decrease without having an idea of its accuracy is meaningless. This is simple science. We learned about giving error estimates in college in every single experiment, and now it's okay to throw those out because it concurs with your world view? Sorry but I prefer to look at things scientifically. You can continue to believe things that fit in your world view, but I prefer science over religion.