Comments for Nullius in Verba http://monologuestudio.com/su Sat, 19 May 2012 06:16:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on Evil Dolphin by Jasmine http://monologuestudio.com/su/?p=27#comment-1317 Jasmine Tue, 21 Jul 2009 20:28:19 +0000 http://monologuestudio.com/su/?p=27#comment-1317 Great, thanks was just looking for this info for a project I am working on. Much kudos. Great, thanks was just looking for this info for a project I am working on. Much kudos.

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]]> Comment on Evil Dolphin by Janeway http://monologuestudio.com/su/?p=27#comment-6 Janeway Fri, 19 Sep 2008 16:48:01 +0000 http://monologuestudio.com/su/?p=27#comment-6 Indeed. The foundation of statistics is probability, which gives us a healthy dose of skepticism and presumably prevented us from ourselves because very often we just want to believe the magic fix. How many “magic fix” we have in our house? Let me see, we have the ’shaking belt’ that is suppose to shake away the fat, the magic gel that claims to ‘iron out’ the wrinkles, the bee gel that can fix all my illnesses … :) “Doubt is not the enemy of justice; overconfidence is.” We can change ‘justice’ to politics, science, or economics and still fit the sentence very well. By keeping the doubt and continuing to test it with statistics, we might be able to gradually approach the truth. Or at least, we might still have the money we spent to buy magic fix from the home shopping TV programs. Indeed. The foundation of statistics is probability, which gives us a healthy dose of skepticism and presumably prevented us from ourselves because very often we just want to believe the magic fix. How many “magic fix” we have in our house? Let me see, we have the ’shaking belt’ that is suppose to shake away the fat, the magic gel that claims to ‘iron out’ the wrinkles, the bee gel that can fix all my illnesses … :)

“Doubt is not the enemy of justice; overconfidence is.” We can change ‘justice’ to politics, science, or economics and still fit the sentence very well. By keeping the doubt and continuing to test it with statistics, we might be able to gradually approach the truth. Or at least, we might still have the money we spent to buy magic fix from the home shopping TV programs.

]]> Comment on Evil Dolphin by Mari http://monologuestudio.com/su/?p=27#comment-3 Mari Thu, 18 Sep 2008 18:49:46 +0000 http://monologuestudio.com/su/?p=27#comment-3 I agree totally with you that most people are weak against "magic fix". I think most of the stuff we saw on TV commercial is like that, they are never going to show the "other side" to potential buyers~~ XD yay for research and statistics~ I agree totally with you that most people are weak against “magic fix”. I think most of the stuff we saw on TV commercial is like that, they are never going to show the “other side” to potential buyers~~ XD yay for research and statistics~

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