Author: Walter Koroljow
Date: 16:38:24 05/05/00
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I have followed your results with great interest and I hope you continue. Please. I have noticed two problems with this thread: very high standards for experimental results and very loose standards for accusations. With limited resources it is impossible to achieve mathematical certainty in an empirical study. Just like in our everyday experiences. However, I think we can (and do!) absorb the information from both sources and become more knowledgeable. I would say that we can all learn from even a poor study if the study conditions are explicit. In this case the study was not poor and the conditions were explicit. I would suggest that the standards for a useful accusation should be much much higher than those for a useful report. Cheers, Walter
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