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(People are missing the point on Wansink, so) what’s the lesson we should be drawing from this story?
Andrew Gelman · published 27 September 2018
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I fear that many people are drawing the wrong lessons from the Wansink saga, focusing on procedural issues such as “p-hacking” rather than scientifically more important concerns about empty theory and hopelessly noisy data. If your theory is weak and your data are noisy, all the preregistration in the world won’t save you. Read at the source ↗