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>and the busybodies & hypochondriacs find it easy to get on "the list" If it's not a random sampling, is not nearly as useful.
by thfuran 2y ago
>and the busybodies & hypochondriacs find it easy to get on "the list"
If it's not a random sampling, is not nearly as useful.
- bell-cot 2y agoTrue-ish. But: - You're free to keep track of how each person ended up on the list - Your supply of "random volunteers" for life-long medical testing may be limited - The costs/benefits of being a health busybody or hypochondriac, in the context of a wide variety of diseases and maladies, is itself worth study - At the "I run a country" level, ensuring long-term political support for good healthcare is as important as ensuring that your current healthcare system is good.