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There are many helpful questions that can be answered with imperfect data. What if you wanted to search populations with a high concentration of strongly retar
by LawTalkingGuy 4y ago
There are many helpful questions that can be answered with imperfect data.
What if you wanted to search populations with a high concentration of strongly retarded children to look for epidemics of birth defects, and then compare areas by race to see if it looked like there is any unexpected bias?
A research block would stop this and other useful question from being answered. The data would easily suffice, whatever its defects, because you wouldn't need high-resolution IQ measurements, only enough to detect severe defects and you wouldn't need genetically-accurate racial identification, only a rough guess because that's what visible minority means.
But because a bunch of pearl-clutchers are afraid of MAGAites the researcher trying to find and fix other cities like Flint Michigan would instead of demonized, denied tenure, and hounded out of academia.