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Yeah, but then the problem is that the experiments are crappy not that the hypothesis generation is at fault. You used social scientists and I used physicists a
by pedrocr 11y ago
Yeah, but then the problem is that the experiments are crappy not that the hypothesis generation is at fault. You used social scientists and I used physicists and that is telling. The social "sciences" are often far from scientific. If a physicist suddenly goes bonkers and claims that space is filled with ether he can't go very far because he can't generate a spurious positive result in favor of his crazy hypothesis.
- haberman 11y agoI used social scientists because that is what this article was about and what my comment was about. I agree that in physics (the hardest of hard sciences) it is harder to fall prey to this kind of false positive result.