> But I don't see p-values as connected to frequentist statistics. P-values are fundamentally Frequentist because this framework see that observed data as rand

> But I don't see p-values as connected to frequentist statistics. P-values are fundamentally Frequentist because this framework see that observed data as random, whereas Bayesian statistics believe our observations are the only thing that is actually known, and all the other parameters are what is random in our experiments. That is: the data is the only part of an experiment that is real, everything else that we can't directly observe is something we must hypothesize about.