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I disagree, power isn't a requirement for discrimination, you have wrong priors. In fact making that a premise leads to quite a few assumptions that are clearl
by raxxorraxor 3y ago
I disagree, power isn't a requirement for discrimination, you have wrong priors.
In fact making that a premise leads to quite a few assumptions that are clearly wrong that falsification is trivial, even if you could nail any sensible quantification of power.
- wolverine876 3y agoIf it's trivial, let's hear it! :)