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Not related to your overall point, but if every study is flawed, you cannot take the aggregate as more accurate than the sum of its parts. Maybe if we did a met
by travisporter 7y ago
Not related to your overall point, but if every study is flawed, you cannot take the aggregate as more accurate than the sum of its parts. Maybe if we did a meta-analysis by aggregating all the data.
- Mikeb85 7y agoEvery study shows the same trend. So do you throw out that information because it's not as accurate as you'd wish for?