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Maybe I'm mistaken, but the historical bias fat=healthy seems to be visible there. It's doubtful that by eating only vegetables they could be 'fatter' than thos
by Renaud 13y ago
Maybe I'm mistaken, but the historical bias fat=healthy seems to be visible there. It's doubtful that by eating only vegetables they could be 'fatter' than those who drank and ate rich foods. It's obvious the writers were trying to make a point, but I'm not persuaded by the accuracy of the findings.
- zekenie 13y agoYeah, I don't really care one way or the other about the context. I more care about the fact that there was a clinical trial thousands of years ago before concepts of statistics... I like that it can all be boiled down to: split people into two groups at random. Do something to one group, do nothing to the other, measure the results.