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by brigandish
1826 days ago
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> the correct answer to a non-significant study is not to assume that there is no difference, rather that we have not been able to detect a difference. I completely agree (which might be why I didn't write that there is no difference:) In fact, we don't know if there's a difference, or if there is, what the difference is, and right now the evidence (as a whole) points to a negative difference for the outcome we're hoping for. It's essentially a (fairly) open question at this point (which again leads back to the religiosity on show from some "sides" in this debate). The statement was: > To say that cloth masks "haven't been shown to help do anything" is demonstrably false I just want to cut down statements like that, statements that really are demonstrably false* in their certitude. |
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