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The answer is "maybe"
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No! Clearly the answer is:
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| Originally posted by elipsis The answer is "maybe" |
No! Clearly the answer is:
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I disagree.
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X=2
Or if its mulitple choice: B
Or if its mulitple choice: B
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too funny!
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Answer is blue.
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(on power cables):
Of course, reporting no differences doesn't mean that there are no differences, this is obvious. But being able to report differences even under blind controlled conditions is indeed proof of real differences perceived, that's why blind tests are required by the scientific community to prove that perceived differences are real and not just due to external uncontrolled factors such as expectation effects that generate differences not readily apparent because they are different differences that mean different things to different people in different environments.
I am not saying all this just to show that I am different.
Unless I am answering a different question?
Of course, reporting no differences doesn't mean that there are no differences, this is obvious. But being able to report differences even under blind controlled conditions is indeed proof of real differences perceived, that's why blind tests are required by the scientific community to prove that perceived differences are real and not just due to external uncontrolled factors such as expectation effects that generate differences not readily apparent because they are different differences that mean different things to different people in different environments.
I am not saying all this just to show that I am different.
Unless I am answering a different question?
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