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In Reply to: RE: I suspect that they are . . . posted by caspian@peak.org on October 16, 2009 at 19:31:52
I would expect that for real "proof" objective analysis of the data disregards any potential biases such as appeal to authority even if it does seem very convincing. When you start talking about experimental data sizes I expect that the chances of luck potentially off-coloring the results gets bigger. What is required for proof?
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