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Topic	Studies are saying that protesting doesn't spread covid
MaverickXeo 07/05/20 11:26:19 PM #29:	randy_123r posted... Just curious, how would that change the results of their paper? Bias is a real thing and does play a role in conducting a study. I will admit I only skimmed through some of the document, but typically, things like missing key data is possible, or purposely omitting data, etc. It could also be like taking your car to a doctor. They might be very educated overall and might know how to fix it, but they are not the 'expert' in the field nor would they be the most efficient at it. --- --- MaverickXeo --- <cite>MaverickXeo posted [p:941729102] in Studies ar... [t:78827339]...</cite> <quote>randy_123r posted... </cite> <quote>Just curious, how would that change the results of their paper?</quote> Bias is a real thing and does play a role in conducting a study. I will admit I only skimmed through some of the document, but typically, things like missing key data is possible, or purposely omitting data, etc. It could also be like taking your car to a doctor. They might be very educated overall and might know how to fix it, but they are not the 'expert' in the field nor would they be the most efficient at it. --- --- MaverickXeo ---</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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