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> It really isn't much to ask for. If you're making arguments based on really really shaky data you should not be making them at all. Can you demonstrate your
by hkmaxpro 6y ago
> It really isn't much to ask for. If you're making arguments based on really really shaky data you should not be making them at all.
Can you demonstrate your principles with your other comment [0], by using “a single source that contains the numbers” of many of the countries and claims you mentioned in that comment?
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25840962 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25840962
- sudosysgen 6y agoI asked for either a single source or many sources with an identical methodology.
- hkmaxpro 6y agoFunny how you asked others to “use a single source that contains the numbers”, and yet you make arguments without providing any sources, as you did in your other comment I linked above. How do we know your arguments aren’t “based on really really shaky data”?
- sudosysgen 6y agoNo one provided sources here. A partial source was provided by the other commenter. But if you ask, the source for inflation control is OECD inflation data, the source for Tokyo GTA GDP per capita is Wikipedia/SCMP, and the source for Beijing administrative region GDP is official national numbers.