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I think the implication is that fact checking an entire book is more effort. One would think errors in a book are evenly distributed without any reasons to beli
by sooheon 4y ago
I think the implication is that fact checking an entire book is more effort. One would think errors in a book are evenly distributed without any reasons to believe otherwise. I'd be biased towards thinking the introductory chapter received more editorial attention than the rest of the book, so it is possible the rest of the book contains more errors per page.
- bryanrasmussen 4y ago>One would think errors in a book are evenly distributed without any reasons to believe otherwise. it's an assumption without any data however, so it isn't that great an argument.