Akamia
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So I was watching an hbomberguy video on YouTube, and in the video, he cited an article written by someone who refers to themself as "The Ethical Skeptic".
The Ethical Skeptic appears to be a blog written by someone with a bone to pick with "Social Skeptics". Not that I believe it is entirely unwarranted, but the fact that they have the website hosting a treatise that was addressed by Martymer 81 about a year or two ago as one of their "Useful Links" raised a red flag for me. As such, I don't think I'm in any position to be properly evaluating the content of this blog. More than that, I lack the comprehension of their vocabulary to properly understand much of their content; it's either meaningless or well above my current level of education.
The article in question cited in the hbomberguy video I was watching was "The Five Types of Null Hypothesis Error", for those who might be wondering. The reason he cited that article isn't particularly relevant for the purposes of this thread; I merely wish to know if this blog is credible. I lack the capacity to understand for the time being; it's sufficiently over my head.
The Ethical Skeptic appears to be a blog written by someone with a bone to pick with "Social Skeptics". Not that I believe it is entirely unwarranted, but the fact that they have the website hosting a treatise that was addressed by Martymer 81 about a year or two ago as one of their "Useful Links" raised a red flag for me. As such, I don't think I'm in any position to be properly evaluating the content of this blog. More than that, I lack the comprehension of their vocabulary to properly understand much of their content; it's either meaningless or well above my current level of education.
The article in question cited in the hbomberguy video I was watching was "The Five Types of Null Hypothesis Error", for those who might be wondering. The reason he cited that article isn't particularly relevant for the purposes of this thread; I merely wish to know if this blog is credible. I lack the capacity to understand for the time being; it's sufficiently over my head.