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Perhaps data is only correct if it was acquired ethically? :/ Maybe the unethical collection of data introduces large margins of error from the ethic-goblins.
by axod 17y ago
Perhaps data is only correct if it was acquired ethically? :/
Maybe the unethical collection of data introduces large margins of error from the ethic-goblins.
- edw519 17y agoYou're missing the point. It has nothing to do with the correctness of the data, and everything to do with the means used to collect it. See also: torture & search warrants.
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- _pius 17y agoThis is an inflection point. The thread only goes downhill from here.
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- axod 17y agoTorture introduces possible error into data. So it's an extremely bad analogy. Picking up a sheet of paper doesn't call the validity of the data into question. It's still the same data.