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Why “I don’t know” works: an example using statistical analysis
In academic and professional research there is a simple phrase that is not only acceptable; it also sets the stage for future research. The phrase is “I don’t know.” I could have posted this on one of my other blogs, but … Continue reading
According to statistical analysis god does not exist
In my field statistical analysis is arguably the most demonstrably powerful tool we have. And given our current quality of technology, it’s incredibly easy. There’s almost no math required! All one must do after formulating their research question, collecting data, … Continue reading
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Tagged Atheism, atheist, Christianity, existence of god, God, Islam, Judaism, null hypothesis, Religion, Science, statistical analysis, statistics
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