4 ms·
I believe the parent was trying to say that the information provided is anecdotal, and that they would prefer hard data. They were doing this in an exasperated
by elmomle 4y ago
I believe the parent was trying to say that the information provided is anecdotal, and that they would prefer hard data. They were doing this in an exasperated tone--the full version of their expression would be some version of "If that isn't hard data, I don't know what is!", and is meant ironically in this context.
- rongopo 4y agoGot it, thanks for the input! To the best of my knowledge there are no published results showing this comparison in quantitative terms