I’d also like to better understand the methods used in these analyses in terms of the statistics/data sci/economic stuff. Like
I’ll let Neil answer about the Risner (third) paper specifically, but the short answer is that I don’t think the treatment of statistics or probability in any of these papers is particularly impressive.
Makes me think your pessimism might be premature, in the absence of clear and strong evidence?
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Makes me think your pessimism might be premature, in the absence of clear and strong evidence?