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Measurement noise, other experimental errors, small sample size, cherry picking. It's worse than no data because you can draw incorrect conclusions. Have a rea
by itishappy 3y ago
Measurement noise, other experimental errors, small sample size, cherry picking. It's worse than no data because you can draw incorrect conclusions.
Have a really dumb example:
All of the developers I work with are short, therefore all developers must be short, and we could save time by filtering job applicants by height.
(Note: I work with only one developer. He's great!)