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'Anyone who [...] uses critical judgment and appropriate tools to make evidence-based decisions' Except for the experimentation part, that could describe a law
by bjnortier_hn 15y ago
'Anyone who [...] uses critical judgment and appropriate tools to make evidence-based decisions'
Except for the experimentation part, that could describe a lawyer. Which begs the question,
Where does it go wrong?
Why do people from an evidence-based career become embroiled in the kind of back[stabbing/scratching] politics that seems to be the norm today? And how can it be fixed?
- ekianjo 15y agoExperimentation is mandatory to conduct Science. You need to be able to form theories or hypotheses from data or observation, and then conduct a controlled experiment to validate your point. There can be no science without validation and repeatability.