>mfw brainlets tell me something must be true because of a "study" or "statistic"
>"I know it's true because I read it in a study"
>"This book is valid because it contains statistics"
>mfw try to explain the whole host of methodological problems associated with both statistics and studies
>mfw try to explain the many assumptions even scientists and mathematicians make when working with such models
>mfw they don't listen and think they're intelligent because they read something on ncbi and jstor
Tell me you're not one of these cucks, /sci/?
>>8723064
Is that you Mac?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ2bQq4Hgmg
>>8723068
notanargument
>>8723068
One of the best sequences of the show desu
>>8723068
OP here.
This is actually a good video and argument against methodological monism.
Thanks for sharing!
I generally take a very skeptical approach towards any study, but especially those with amazing results. You can't believe everything you read and see. Even papers in Nature and Science often contain errors.
>>8723084
>methodological monism
you clearly don't understand science as much as you think you do.
Your posts reek of pseudo-intellectualism.
>>8723064
Does ionizing radiation from medical imaging cause cancer?
>>8723064
Yeah yeah induction is shit.
But until you propose a better alternative, i'll stick to it.
And no, "yu cant no nothin" is not a valid alternative.
>>8723089
>you clearly don't understand science as much as you think you do.
>Your posts reek of pseudo-intellectualism.
Reddit post, brainlet.
Read a book!
>>8723092
>And no, "yu cant no nothin" is not a valid alternative.
why
>>8723081
>>8723082
>>8723088
not
an
argument
>>8723092
Saying beliefs are groundless does not equate to abandoning science.
Only recognition of that fact.
>>8723093
Okay, reddit.
>>8723098
Because then you are willfully choosing not to live in the real world.
>>8723068
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ2bQq4Hgmg [Remove]
>>8723099
>u cant kno nuffin
not an argumentâ„¢