Don’t be an emotional dumbass, and try to use your brain for a second.
How are you going to draw larger conclusions from data that is entirely anecdotal, and not randomly sampled?
N=2000 might be statistically significant if you randomly sampled and had representative data.
That’s not the case here. Based on what OP has said about their methodology, we know it’s not representative and that there are several different types of biases at play here.
Sorry that I know more about statistics than you?
I’m not putting anyone down here. But I’m also not going to sugarcoat it and hand out trophies for effort. That’s rather insulting and infantilizing imo. OP is a big boy and can handle my feedback.
Here’s a decent article that breaks down the kind of value that aggregate anecdotal data has:
https://www.christopherspenn.com/2021/11/whats-the-value-of-anecdotal-evidence/
Don’t be an emotional dumbass, and try to use your brain for a second.
How are you going to draw larger conclusions from data that is entirely anecdotal, and not randomly sampled?
N=2000 might be statistically significant if you randomly sampled and had representative data.
That’s not the case here. Based on what OP has said about their methodology, we know it’s not representative and that there are several different types of biases at play here.
Sorry that I know more about statistics than you?
I’m not putting anyone down here. But I’m also not going to sugarcoat it and hand out trophies for effort.
Here’s a decent article that breaks down the kind of value that aggregate anecdotal data has:
https://www.christopherspenn.com/2021/11/whats-the-value-of-anecdotal-evidence/
Don’t be an emotional dumbass, and try to use your brain for a second.
How are you going to draw larger conclusions from data that is entirely anecdotal, and not randomly sampled?
N=2000 might be statistically significant if you randomly sampled and had representative data.
That’s not the case here. Based on what OP has said about their methodology, we know it’s not representative and that there are several different types of biases at work here.
Sorry that I know more about statistics than you?
I’m not putting anyone down here. But I’m also not going to sugarcoat it.
Here’s a decent article that breaks down the kind of value that aggregate anecdotal data has:
https://www.christopherspenn.com/2021/11/whats-the-value-of-anecdotal-evidence/
Don’t be an emotional dumbass, and try to use your brain for a second.
How are you going to draw larger conclusions from data that is entirely anecdotal, and not randomly sampled?
There’s so many issues with the methodology here that the data is essentially useless for analytical purposes.
Sorry that I know more about statistics than you?
I’m not putting anyone down here. But I’m also not going to sugarcoat it.
Here’s a decent article that breaks down the kind of value that aggregate anecdotal data has:
https://www.christopherspenn.com/2021/11/whats-the-value-of-anecdotal-evidence/
Don’t be an emotional dumbass.
How are you going to draw larger conclusions from data that is entirely anecdotal, and not randomly sampled?
There’s so many issues with the methodology here that the data is essentially useless for analytical purposes.
Sorry that I know more about statistics than you?
I’m not putting anyone down here. But I’m also not going to sugarcoat it.
Here’s a decent article that breaks down the kind of value that aggregate anecdotal data has:
https://www.christopherspenn.com/2021/11/whats-the-value-of-anecdotal-evidence/
How are you going to draw larger conclusions from data that is entirely anecdotal, and not randomly sampled?
There’s so many issues with the methodology here that the data is essentially useless for analytical purposes.
Sorry that I know more about statistics than you?
I’m not putting anyone down here. But I’m also not going to sugarcoat it.
Here’s a decent article that breaks down the kind of value that aggregate anecdotal data has:
https://www.christopherspenn.com/2021/11/whats-the-value-of-anecdotal-evidence/
How are you going to draw larger conclusions from data that is entirely anecdotal, and not randomly sampled?
There’s so many issues with the methodology here that the data is essentially useless for analytical purposes.
Sorry that I know more about statistics than you?
I’m not putting anyone down here. But I’m also not going to sugarcoat it.
How are you going to draw larger conclusions from data that is entirely anecdotal, and not randomly sampled?
There’s so many issues with the methodology here that the data is essentially useless for analytical purposes.
Sorry that I know more about statistics than you?
I’m not putting anyone down here. But I’m also not going to sugarcoat it.
How are you going to draw larger conclusions from data that is entirely anecdotal, and not randomly sampled?
There’s so many issues with the methodology here that the data is essentially useless for analytical purposes.
Sorry that I know more about statistics than you?
I’m not putting anyone down here. But I’m also not going to sugarcoat it.