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These studies get tedious with their variable, often contradictory and frequently poorly-structured methodologies. One sees some that claim night owls as abnor
by southernplaces7 2y ago
These studies get tedious with their variable, often contradictory and frequently poorly-structured methodologies.
One sees some that claim night owls as abnormally intelligent and creative people, and then others claiming the above as this title does. All possibly failing to take into account that a whole pile of coinciding factors in certain people who stay up late may be responsible for poor mental health, while not necessarily being related to the hours in which one sleeps.
- llamaimperative 2y agoSuch is the nature of science.
- b112 2y agoI'd change to "social sciences". Issues parent mentioned seem to be the rule with soft sciences research, the exception with hard sciences.
- maxmynter95 2y agoThe study in question is a medical study. There are too many replicating findings to call it “the rule” with social sciences. It’s more that social systems are inherently chaotic, context dependent, multi causal, etc. Thats why they don’t idealize as well.
- llamaimperative 2y agoNo it’s not.