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It should be strong if the effect is strong. We find strong signal in noisy data in all kinds of contexts. If all the states with masks and social distancing m
by danenania 3y ago
It should be strong if the effect is strong. We find strong signal in noisy data in all kinds of contexts.
If all the states with masks and social distancing mandates had, on average, 30% less cases per capita than states without, that would be a strong signal even if it's not conclusive given all the other variables involved. I doubt any other variable could be found that would show that much signal. But we haven't see anything like that.
- kadoban 3y ago> It should be strong if the effect is strong. We find strong signal in noisy data in all kinds of contexts And we fail to find signal, or can find whatever "signal" we want to find in all kinds of other noisy data. What says any kind of useful info is here to find?