[doc-]

Yes, I read the article. The fact is it is misleading at best as it never proved anything. Why would anyone write such garbage with no evidence? Why would a site like Forbes pick it up? Fake news at its finest.

The results of 80% of published science papers cannot be reproduced...They showed that with a study...which begs the question--Can that study be reproduced?

 

[no really]

I wonder is that is one of the languages @no really speaks? If so, she is going to very bored at home.

LOL, no I don't speak Japanese. And a little boredom at home would be wonderful 😁

 

[RJ2019]

The results of 80% of published science papers cannot be reproduced...They showed that with a study...which begs the question--Can that study be reproduced?

Most folks here wont realize the importance of that. Good, solid studies should be repeatable and yield same results.

 

[poppy]

It never claimed to prove anything. It was put forward by the researchers as a hypothesis as well as a call for further research to either support or disprove their theory.

Fair enough. Now I have a hypothesis that those researchers are wanting a government grant in order to do more research. Do you know where I can apply for a grant to do research to prove my hypothesis?

 

[newfieannie]

in that case i'd stay far away from a bunch of newfoundlanders if i was you . when they get goin 6ft wouldn't be enough. you'd need at least 20. i told my bro last night. stay away from me until this is all over. ~Georgia