> The reason is that the p-value essentially tells you how repeatable your analysis will be Your statement contradicts the introductory paragraph of the articl

> The reason is that the p-value essentially tells you how repeatable your analysis will be Your statement contradicts the introductory paragraph of the article: > "...the outcomes of these tests are mistakenly believed to yield the following information:... the probability that an initial finding will replicate; ..." The p-value is the likelihood that the observed effect is due only to chance, not a measure of the repeatability of a result.