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post #286 of 293
1/15/08 at 4:07am
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Originally Posted by viggen View Post
Also, statistcs is numeric data that measures relevancy of two events. Both events are true with the relevancy being hypothetical. With no clear knowledge of testing procedures and METHODOLOGY of testing, it's useless to bring up statistics such as DBT. It's neither here nor there.
Sorry, I'm prohibited from responding to your nonsense.



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post #287 of 293
1/15/08 at 3:02pm
It's my understanding that you can discuss the results of objective testing, just not the methodology.

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Steve
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post #288 of 293
1/15/08 at 7:03pm
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It's my understanding that you can discuss the results of objective testing, just not the methodology.
That's the problem! The minute one reports objective results from a test, someone else questions the methodology and one wouldn't be able to defend the methodology.

It's OK though, I'm not bitter, I'm amused. You and I know well that the entire physics, engineering, and psychology faculties of MIT could stand behind said methodology and many people around here would still cry foul, question the results, and (as in the other thread related to this issue) question knowledge itself just to "prove" what they can hear.

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post #289 of 293
1/16/08 at 4:02am
That's the biggest load of sock I've read in a long time.

Science is about being proven wrong when methodologies ill designed is brought to light. You guys are just hiding behind your high school text books blathering on and on about measurements this and parameters that.

If you have anything objective to say, that is anything based on reality, empiricism, and not regurgitated Bill Nye science, then spew it out.
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post #290 of 293
1/16/08 at 5:40am
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Originally Posted by viggen View Post
That's the biggest load of sock I've read in a long time.

Science is about being proven wrong when methodologies ill designed is brought to light. You guys are just hiding behind your high school text books blathering on and on about measurements this and parameters that.

If you have anything objective to say, that is anything based on reality, empiricism, and not regurgitated Bill Nye science, then spew it out.
This is a very incoherent post. I have no idea about what or to whom you are talking?

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post #291 of 293
1/16/08 at 5:48am
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Originally Posted by viggen View Post
That's the biggest load of sock I've read in a long time.

Science is about being proven wrong when methodologies ill designed is brought to light. You guys are just hiding behind your high school text books blathering on and on about measurements this and parameters that.

If you have anything objective to say, that is anything based on reality, empiricism, and not regurgitated Bill Nye science, then spew it out.
I have to agree with the previous poster. Most of that seems to be nonsense.
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post #292 of 293
1/16/08 at 8:55am
Don't bother.

He's just trying to get the thread closed.
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post #293 of 293
1/16/08 at 3:15pm
I think the title of the thread is the reason some folks want to see it closed. It's a shame too, because there's some interesting stuff here.

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Steve
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