Episode 335: The limitations of science

I don't often talk about the empirical literature on this
channel. This is because -- having conducted some research in my
time -- I understand how easy it is to lie under the guise of
objectivity. Without a thorough grounding in statistics,
modeling, and research design, it is next to impossible to
evaluate the merit of any given study, and experiments can be
custom-tailored to their desired outcomes. Rather than give
excessive consideration to what is factually accurate, I'm more
concerned with what is meaningfully true. This leads to two
conceptualizations of science, which I will discuss further in
this episode.


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