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It is incorrect to take 27.5 Myr as a prior fixed quantity when there was no prior theoretical reason to expect that period. Correct analysis would ask, given
by dzdt 5y ago
It is incorrect to take 27.5 Myr as a prior fixed quantity when there was no prior theoretical reason to expect that period. Correct analysis would ask, given a randomly generated data set, what are the odds as strong a signal as this is generated for any recurring period in some range (like 3Myr-100Myr)