The dilemma of statistics: Rigorous mathematical methods cannot compensate messy interpretations and lousy data

Complexity 20 (1):11-15 (2014)
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A statistical paradox.D. V. Lindley - 1957 - Biometrika 44 (1/2):187-192.
Theory of Probability.B. O. Koopman - 1943 - Journal of Symbolic Logic 8 (1):34-35.

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