To be honest if I look at these data some more, or similar data it will be in a classical framework. I need to practice Bayesian methods, as to be wel...
So "importance" is relative to text length? I don't think you really believe that. Simple was the best approach for that topic. I wanted to see how pe...
Just ponder my question for awhile, as personally I think it is your perception that is "devoid of any substantive content" here. My question was not ...
That said, however, it should be pointed out that statistical conclusions are not considered facts, they are considered evidence which should be consi...
I have never met anyone on the statistician's journey to disagree with the idea it is a science. But I understand your reservation. On my first day in...
I consider mathematics a science, but statistics comes with some extra baggage the other big two don't. When you study statistics you have to study a ...
I am no fan of psychology and have openly mocked it for being too subjective but to say it is not a science is just ignorance. Science is something we...
To be honest, I think some here have a misconception of science. Not everything is wired down to the quantitative or empirical, some of it is arbitrar...
Occam's Razor itself is a reasoned suggested approach which is not based on direct hypothesis testing; instead it is nothing but a guideline or a rule...
Don't get hung up on what is "qualitative" and what is "quantitative" too much, it is really only important to make such distinctions when you are doi...
The qualitative (aka categorical) is about making conceptual difference based on the quality of something. Normal force is different than weight force...
Here are some examples of the quantitative: kilograms & meters per second squared. The actual meaningful measurements themselves. If we say F=ma then ...
Species of fish, different types of force and even Newton's Laws of Motion are categories. I honestly don't think you know the difference between the ...
Still not the variable of interest. Understanding that difference is a common exam question in intro stats courses. Everyone always makes the same mis...
Science is modeling the reality around us in a systematic fashion. An attempt to create an approximate model of the reality we find ourselves in that ...
Yes, that is what I was getting at, but I would go one step further and say that when faced with the incomprehensible you still have no choice but to ...
I actually have a few problems with your statement. I would suggest there is no authority above questioning/judging; however, that said, it is not act...
That is a piss poor source. Try this: http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/192702?redirectedFrom=subjective#eid And if you don't know what context is or how ...
Here's a question: How would you know if you even found "truth"? Just for argument, lets say you find a nugget of truth, the absolute truth but how wo...
Well go ask 100 random people what truth is and then ask 100 random people what relevance is, and I think you would have your answer. However, relevan...
Personally I think you should forget about "exist", "real" and "truth". They are too subjective to be useful formally, instead you should ask yourself...
Defining existance seems more like a question for science than philosophy, or more specifically science is doing much much more to address that concer...
The scientific method has several roots, it does not come from just one place. It has roots going back thousands of years in philosophy, religion, war...
Science is the process of building a predictive model of reality via the science method. Technology is merely our tools, like rocks hammers and fire. ...
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