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All the quotes you posted basically say the same thing; There is no evidence for the efficacy of xenon. That's scientist speak for: "Xenon doesn't work".
by legacynl 1y ago
All the quotes you posted basically say the same thing; There is no evidence for the efficacy of xenon. That's scientist speak for: "Xenon doesn't work".
- mannyv 1y agoIt depends. It might mean that there are no studies that show efficacy or the lack thereof. A lack of evidence doesn't mean it doesn't work. It depends on what you mean by 'evidence.' Take one or two reports. A scientist would say, 'that's an anecdote.' A lawyer would day, 'I can send you to jail with those two reports.'
- rtkwe 1y agoDepends, it can also mean "this hasn't really been studied well" if there just hasn't been much research into it. I just pulled all the times it talked about studies or another expert talking about it being ineffective.