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What does Wikipedia say about the replication crisis?
Replies to: "What does Wikipedia say about the replication crisis?"
- Libs always follow the science. But science is not fixed. It evolves. [NT]
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- Hensou - 10:08am 2/14/25
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- They only "follow" it when it suits them. And very few of them can understand it. [NT]
- BaronVonZemo - 2:22pm 2/14/25
- Says the Doc who can't even read reports from MIT and the NEJM correctly...and then claims he knows - TyroneIrish - 6:46pm 2/14/25
- I already explained the flawed school mask study in the NEJM to you, but since you - MarkHarman - 11:08pm 2/14/25
- Look at the study again... [LINK] - TyroneIrish - 2:08am 2/15/25
- I already explained the flawed school mask study in the NEJM to you, but since you - MarkHarman - 11:08pm 2/14/25
- Says the Doc who can't even read reports from MIT and the NEJM correctly...and then claims he knows - TyroneIrish - 6:46pm 2/14/25
- Brilliant insight. [NT]
- Chris94 - 10:21am 2/14/25
- Then why be so rigid and condescending? [NT]
- Hensou - 10:33am 2/14/25
- Your OP illustrates how uneducated you are...by Definition, "Science" is a Process and uses [LINK]
- TyroneIrish - 1:11pm 2/14/25
- What does Wikipedia say about the replication crisis? [NT]
- iairishcheeks - 1:47pm 2/14/25
- From that Wiki page... - TyroneIrish - 1:55pm 2/14/25
- What does Wikipedia say about the replication crisis? [NT]
- iairishcheeks - 1:47pm 2/14/25
- Your OP illustrates how uneducated you are...by Definition, "Science" is a Process and uses [LINK]
- TyroneIrish - 1:11pm 2/14/25
- Then why be so rigid and condescending? [NT]
- Hensou - 10:33am 2/14/25
- They only "follow" it when it suits them. And very few of them can understand it. [NT]
- BaronVonZemo - 2:22pm 2/14/25