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In Reply to: try to stay on topic Pat posted by Analog Scott on July 22, 2010 at 12:47:59:
You tried to support your thesis by referring to internet discussions of a particular experiment. However, those discussions brought up rational criticisms of the way the experiment was done. Your examples are red herrings, since they do not seem to illustrate whatever point you want to make.
Moreover, you did not in fact analyze those discussions, any more than you supported your assertions about how some of those whom you call objectivists proceed.
It is possible you may be right about some objectivists, but you really have done nothing to show this. You just assert your belief on the matter.
If you wanted to discuss meta-analysis, then the article is a good starting point. You would have been better to stick with that rather than engage in unsupported attacks. However, as Tony Lauck has pointed out, the article on meta-analysis is somewhat flawed. For example, just picking out criteria in advance as to what studies to include is not sufficient, as one must know enough about the field to pick relevant criteria.
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Follow Ups
- You OP was confused and offered no supporting evidence. - Pat D 19:05:46 07/22/10 (3)
- No really, try to stay on topic - Analog Scott 03:05:51 07/23/10 (2)
- You don't even seem to know what your original post was about! - Pat D 06:46:38 07/23/10 (1)
- yeah right Pat. Even as pure obfusecation that is pretty weak. - Analog Scott 09:03:24 07/23/10 (0)
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