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That's using the theme of the study to support what you already believe, without examining what the study actually shows. I don't disagree that your reasoning s
by starcraft2wol 3y ago
That's using the theme of the study to support what you already believe, without examining what the study actually shows. I don't disagree that your reasoning sounds plausible, but that's irrelevant of the study's quality.
- synetic 3y agoWe live in an imperfect information world. We do studies and try our best to determine cause/effect. Rarely can such a study be a proof. This is where common sense comes in. Sometimes it is wrong too.