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That's poppycock. RCTs aren't necessary for high quality evidence, in neither physics, nor nutrition.
by literalAardvark 3y ago
That's poppycock. RCTs aren't necessary for high quality evidence, in neither physics, nor nutrition.
- Vecr 3y agoYou can at least test some parts of quantum physics and general relativity on and around Earth, with satellites in orbit with very precise clocks and double slit experiments and that sort of thing. For everything outside the solar system you can just observe and hope new data arrives that you are not already unblinded to.