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It's the old " I never used algebra in my job, but I did use things the football coach taught me" mindset.
by rotten 1y ago
It's the old " I never used algebra in my job, but I did use things the football coach taught me" mindset.
- dani__german 1y agoconsidering that ~50% of all of our new scientific studies annually don't replicate, its far far worse than you might think.
- elashri 1y agoAny citation for your "exact" claim here??
- jrajav 1y agoReading a few headlines about psychology and extrapolating it out to everything, including hard sciences, most likely. Ironically, shocking claims about the scope of the replication crisis are themselves difficult to replicate.
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- const_cast 1y agoYes, exactly. Medicine is progressing very quickly and I don't understand where these people get this idea that modern science is fake. We have big and complex problems, sure. Yeah we're taking a stab at more complex issues, like anxiety and depression. Which, might I remind everyone, had a solution of "idk lock them up I guess" until about 40 years ago.
- AStonesThrow 1y ago“Ah! I see you’ve got the machine that goes PING!” https://youtu.be/VQPIdZvoV4g?si=19OCFyMXkpS96RWe https://youtu.be/VQPIdZvoV4g?si=19OCFyMXkpS96RWe