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>We cannot rule out the possibility that this ambivalence may have been intentional on Philodemus’s part Don't feel sorry, that's arrogance too :) More produc
by vinnyvichy 2y ago
>We cannot rule out the possibility that this ambivalence
may have been intentional on Philodemus’s part
Don't feel sorry, that's arrogance too :)
More productively, how do you think your hypotheses differs from mine? All I'm saying here is, the question of how to find data in the world to answer the question of whether reducing inequality improves trust in society deserves attention and interest.
Don't just stop at the null hypothesis? Cynicism means, waiting for data to reveal itself, even in absence of any nonnullhypothesis. Quite (median) physicist, to be fair?
You also don't have to assume the null hypothesis that I am not like you :)
- sigmoid10 2y agoSince you judged me so quickly on my comment history, let me return the favour: You seem to stem from an underprivileged background without formal education but have still accumulated a wide range of self taught topics which you use to engage in dogmatic ideologic discussions that never penetrate the surface, because if someone challenges you outside your shallow depth, you only get evasive and change the topic. Tbh this seems like a huge waste of time for any conversation, so you'll have to excuse me if I disengage here.
- vinnyvichy 2y agoHaha you are wrong.. I have a PhD.. and a number of MSc..