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"Mike Vandeman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 28 May 2006 22:03:49 GMT, "Jules Augley"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>I will restate this again, in the hope that MV will realise why I cant
>>post
>>the report (or maybe he just doesnt read things?). The report HAS NOT BEEN
>>MARKED, therefore it would be illegal, not to mention completely
>>inappropriate to post any of the actual report he has written until AFTER
>>the student has received his grades. Please read that until it sinks in
>>MV.
>
> I said "evidence", not their paper. You could tell us the research
> design. That would immediately indicate how faulty it is.
Again, you are trying to discredit information that you haven't seen. Look,
Nostra-dumbass, the paper is not published or available yet in any form.
Your attempt to slander it by referring to the method of study, merely
because you assume the findings to differ from your OPINIONS, is not only
unscientific, it is unethical.
>
>>As for my objectivity, you are hardly an expert on that topic so no one
>>can
>>take your comment seriously there. I originally posted a reply in this
>>thread, as it was cross-posted to sci.environment. That three letter
>>abbreviation stands for Science. Science, as I have been taught by ALL of
>>my
>>teachers, professors and peers, depends on an acknowledgment that
>>objectivity is the ideal and is to be strived for.
>
> Exactly, which is why you should be interested in improving your
> students' research design, instead of defending it and trying to keep
> it secret.
Your word as a reference that there may be an issue with any part of this
possible report is laughable.
>
> There are thousands of
>>reports, papers and other published works with scientists openly
>>criticising
>>their own work and pointing out where that ideal may be compromised. That
>>is
>>what HONEST scientists do. They do not start with an opinion and then
>>denounce work that may not agree with that opinion, that, MV is called
>>SUBJECTIVITY. Popperian scientific method, which I may add is influenced
>>by
>>David Humes', who has a memorial in our hometown (thats Hume and me, big
>>hint there Dolan and MV) philosphy, depends on striving for objectivity.
>>If
>>you claim to be an expert in the scientific method, then pass off your
>>opinions with no objective or empirical basis as scientific evidence, then
>>you are a scientific fraud. You could do everyone a huge favour and read
>>up
>>on Poppers, his influences and the people he influenceds' work, maybe then
>>you can approach your topic more scientifically.
>
> The essence of the scientific method is honesty and openness. You are
> trying to cover up bad science. You are also confusing STYLE with
> science. I simply put my conclusion first, because (as in a newspaper
> article) I wasn't sure how far I would get in my talk before I ran out
> of time. That has nothing to do with the soundness of my conclusions,
> which have been questioned by NOT ONE PERSON except mountain bikers.
You developed your conclusion first, then sought only reference and context
you could use as an attempt to develop a foundation. We are not confusing
anything. We have years of usenet history (google group search "vandeman")
to show how you misuse honesty and integrity in your OPINIONS. Your claim of
soundness to your conclusions is MEANINGLESS as you refuse to show
references, reviews or comments from any public presentation of these
OPINIONS.
> ===
news:[email protected]...
> On Sun, 28 May 2006 22:03:49 GMT, "Jules Augley"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>I will restate this again, in the hope that MV will realise why I cant
>>post
>>the report (or maybe he just doesnt read things?). The report HAS NOT BEEN
>>MARKED, therefore it would be illegal, not to mention completely
>>inappropriate to post any of the actual report he has written until AFTER
>>the student has received his grades. Please read that until it sinks in
>>MV.
>
> I said "evidence", not their paper. You could tell us the research
> design. That would immediately indicate how faulty it is.
Again, you are trying to discredit information that you haven't seen. Look,
Nostra-dumbass, the paper is not published or available yet in any form.
Your attempt to slander it by referring to the method of study, merely
because you assume the findings to differ from your OPINIONS, is not only
unscientific, it is unethical.
>
>>As for my objectivity, you are hardly an expert on that topic so no one
>>can
>>take your comment seriously there. I originally posted a reply in this
>>thread, as it was cross-posted to sci.environment. That three letter
>>abbreviation stands for Science. Science, as I have been taught by ALL of
>>my
>>teachers, professors and peers, depends on an acknowledgment that
>>objectivity is the ideal and is to be strived for.
>
> Exactly, which is why you should be interested in improving your
> students' research design, instead of defending it and trying to keep
> it secret.
Your word as a reference that there may be an issue with any part of this
possible report is laughable.
>
> There are thousands of
>>reports, papers and other published works with scientists openly
>>criticising
>>their own work and pointing out where that ideal may be compromised. That
>>is
>>what HONEST scientists do. They do not start with an opinion and then
>>denounce work that may not agree with that opinion, that, MV is called
>>SUBJECTIVITY. Popperian scientific method, which I may add is influenced
>>by
>>David Humes', who has a memorial in our hometown (thats Hume and me, big
>>hint there Dolan and MV) philosphy, depends on striving for objectivity.
>>If
>>you claim to be an expert in the scientific method, then pass off your
>>opinions with no objective or empirical basis as scientific evidence, then
>>you are a scientific fraud. You could do everyone a huge favour and read
>>up
>>on Poppers, his influences and the people he influenceds' work, maybe then
>>you can approach your topic more scientifically.
>
> The essence of the scientific method is honesty and openness. You are
> trying to cover up bad science. You are also confusing STYLE with
> science. I simply put my conclusion first, because (as in a newspaper
> article) I wasn't sure how far I would get in my talk before I ran out
> of time. That has nothing to do with the soundness of my conclusions,
> which have been questioned by NOT ONE PERSON except mountain bikers.
You developed your conclusion first, then sought only reference and context
you could use as an attempt to develop a foundation. We are not confusing
anything. We have years of usenet history (google group search "vandeman")
to show how you misuse honesty and integrity in your OPINIONS. Your claim of
soundness to your conclusions is MEANINGLESS as you refuse to show
references, reviews or comments from any public presentation of these
OPINIONS.
> ===