Author: Chessfun
Date: 16:48:38 05/05/00
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On May 05, 2000 at 19:38:24, Walter Koroljow wrote:
>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
Walter,
Thank you for your nice post !!. And thoughtful considerations.
Thanks.
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