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Re:Pfizer Penalties Since 2000: $10B by 40amxn40 on Wednesday December 21, 2022 @09:57AM (#34081482)
No, it's the opposite. The vast majority of studies have dubious methodologies or samples, draw dubious conclusions or extrapoltions using dubious models. Hence the replication crisis.

It's perfectly fine to be skeptical, moreso when colossal monetary incentives are in place.

But, unlike what the HN guidelines say, I think you already know this and that your comment is in bad faith.

Re:Pfizer Penalties Since 2000: $10B by mdorazio on Wednesday December 21, 2022 @11:55AM (#34083154)
Then it should be trivial for you to do exactly what the parent comment asked for and provide an example rather than calling it a bad faith argument.
Re:Pfizer Penalties Since 2000: $10B by mulletbum on Wednesday December 21, 2022 @01:21PM (#34084333)
Kind of think your comment is in bad faith....