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It’s sort of like a mathematical proof. If I say there are only 7 barker codes, all you need to do is find the 8th to prove me wrong. If I say testosterone lev
by vegetablepotpie 4y ago
It’s sort of like a mathematical proof. If I say there are only 7 barker codes, all you need to do is find the 8th to prove me wrong.
If I say testosterone levels cause men to be more assertive, here is an example where that is not the case.
- ponow 4y agoIn almost all of these health discussion, assertions generally involve an implicit "on average". So, no, it's not like a mathematical proof, which requires a single counter-example to dismantle. E.g., men are taller than women, is a typical statement that is understood "on average".