I understand your argument and I think I understand why you make it. We're trained to be skeptical (as scientists of one sort or another), but in reality, I really do wonder if most best practices actually have inherent flaws or if its a perception issue because we notice the times its wrong and not the overwhelming number of times it is right?
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I understand your argument and I think I understand why you make it. We're trained to be skeptical (as scientists of one sort or another), but in reality, I really do wonder if most best practices actually have inherent flaws or if its a perception issue because we notice the times its wrong and not the overwhelming number of times it is right?