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I'm a bit confused by your statement; are you saying you trust your own experience (sample size: 1) over any published science? That seems fundamentally flawed.
by zevyoura 13y ago
I'm a bit confused by your statement; are you saying you trust your own experience (sample size: 1) over any published science? That seems fundamentally flawed.
- skylan_q 13y agoIt only takes one counterexample to nullify a hypothesis. That is the epitome of science. The t-test isn't science in the strictest sense. It's a statistical method which informs us of probabilities and distributions. If I find that eating fruit makes me fatter while a study concludes that it makes people skinnier, do I believe my own experience or the study?