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Is that actually true when they’re just looking for a deviance from the baseline of all male humans? There’s a wealth of active and historical fertility tests t
by Moto7451 5y ago
Is that actually true when they’re just looking for a deviance from the baseline of all male humans? There’s a wealth of active and historical fertility tests they can reach for.
- olau 5y agoI haven't personally done any experiments in biology, but I believe control group'ing and randomization is so basic that if they haven't done that, they're probably not trying to seriously study the issue. The purpose is to try to diminish a bunch of systematic errors in the setup of the experiment. Systematic errors lead to stupid wild goose chases of side effects of the experiments themselves, rather than actual interesting effects.