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It’s statistically safest to live on Mars to avoid bear attacks.... the data matters. There’s limited real world application, and that’s what matters most. Sema
by Reebz 6y ago
It’s statistically safest to live on Mars to avoid bear attacks.... the data matters. There’s limited real world application, and that’s what matters most. Semantics and arguing definitions isn’t useful.
- mlyle 6y agoYou're handwaving about why there's some special definition of "significance" here, and when called on it, it comes down to "I don't feel like this is true". Valid arguments, better formed, are: A) you're not sure it's representative of a real campaign, B) you're not sure it predicts the end-outcomes we really care about instead of some intermediate measure. Neither of these improve with more n, and so they're not significance related issues--- 4000 clicks doesn't improve either A or B. I'm not off in the semantic weeds. And I think it's kind of embarrassing you're trying for a witty rejoinder instead of giving -some- kind of cogent argument.