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Doesn't seem like an extreme claim to me, and thus we find ourselves both using our own pre-conceived ideas to "confirm" what we already knew. I would say that
by blowski 5y ago
Doesn't seem like an extreme claim to me, and thus we find ourselves both using our own pre-conceived ideas to "confirm" what we already knew. I would say that it certainly highlights the need for more evidence, but it's not proof to the contrary.
- ivanbakel 5y ago>Doesn't seem like an extreme claim to me The Nautilus article gives many examples of effects which would have a similar statistical significance to the one presented in the OP. Which ones do you think are equivalently significant in reality to the effect of meal times on judicial sentencing?
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