Re:New research questions the evidence for health benefits o...
by jfim on Monday September 30, 2019 @08:52PM
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> Note, all of these studies use a low standard of evidence (food questionnaires and the like)
Sounds like someone is optimizing for the number of papers written per grant dollar, as opposed to generating quality science.
Why do expensive research when you can just print a few questionnaires, get a few underpaid grad students to administer them, then trawl the data for acceptable p-values for publication?
Sounds like someone is optimizing for the number of papers written per grant dollar, as opposed to generating quality science.
Why do expensive research when you can just print a few questionnaires, get a few underpaid grad students to administer them, then trawl the data for acceptable p-values for publication?