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   by 0239kffkk 6y ago

   The other question that is rarely asked, is why isn't much more of the training and services restricted to physicians expanded to other professionals? That is, it's not just "why aren't there more physicians?" but a
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   by 0239kffkk 6y ago

   You can if you're the former CEO of RadioShack. Not saying that to be snarky, just saying there's a bit of survivorship bias involved in this story, as well as positive feedback loops in society in general. People with the same ab
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   by 0239kffkk 7y ago

   The list of faulty of outright fraudulent experiments done in any number of fields, especially the biomedical sciences, also grows ever longer, but it it seems this argument is hardly ever leveled here. It's well-established now that t
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   by 0239kffkk 7y ago

   To me, though, a better analogy is assuming that because one has a detailed map of the sewer system of NYC, we now understand where we're going in Berlin, or Barcelona, or Vancouver, or that that level of detail is necessary to underst
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   by 0239kffkk 7y ago

   I had a similar reaction, working in an adjunct field but as someone who often works with neuroscientists. My impression is that there's a lot of very oversimplified assumptions being made all the time in these fields that get glossed