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In response to
"
What about those "studies" where scientists say that, I don't know, washing your hair everyday makes you live longer. Or eating chocolate everyday
"
by
Loyola
is it published in a major, peer-reviewed journal? give me links. -- nm
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu)
Apr 22 '09, 11:16
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I have no idea. Are you saying that no study in history that has ever appeared in a major peer reviewed journal has been proen to be false? -- nm
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Loyola
Apr 22, 11:19
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Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I think loosi's point is that appearing in a major peer-reviewed journal adds a large amount of credibility to a study
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Strongbad
Apr 22, 11:20
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Peer review is not the be-all/end-all it is often touted as, but it does help. -- nm
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Beryllium
Apr 22, 11:21
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It helps a great deal, but it's not perfect. -- nm
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Strongbad
Apr 22, 11:22
it makes it a lot harder to poke holes in the reserach. -- nm
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loosilu
Apr 22, 11:22
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So we agree, then. -- nm
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Beryllium
Apr 22, 11:28
^^^ this post gets a nomination for "Generalisation of the Year" -- nm
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Roger More
Apr 22, 11:20
ok, this is ridiculous. sorry. -- nm
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loosilu
Apr 22, 11:19
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