>do you often cling to your assumptions when they do not match data? Ocassionally, as one should. But never when they don't match empirical reality. As one a

>do you often cling to your assumptions when they do not match data? Ocassionally, as one should. But never when they don't match empirical reality. As one also should - "questionaires" and "statistics" be damned. USSR also had plenty of statistics...