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Require both. because sure, p hacking, but i’ll tell you this for free: you will not get far in any discipline before you are whacked in the face with a differ
by hprotagonist 4y ago
Require both.
because sure, p hacking, but i’ll tell you this for free: you will not get far in any discipline before you are whacked in the face with a differential equation based model of a system, and if you cannot grok that you are
totally hosed.
- icelancer 4y agoYeah, I agree. I lamented my lack of early education in statistics later in life. Now, at the time I was studying calculus-based courses, I didn't like them either. But it didn't take long into various quantitative fields where it clearly made a difference. The lack of statistical understanding by the general population should not come at the expense of calculus-based mathematics. Furthermore, simply increasing the knowledge of statistics in peoples' minds won't solve all the problems that people see with innumerate individuals; a significant problem is that statistical reasoning often runs counter to human intuition and emotion. No amount of knowledge defeats those in all cases.