Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

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The curious perfect p-value: a case study in defamation and ignorance

The curious perfect p-value: a case study in defamation and ignorance

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UPDATE 29 May 2023: As reported here “Sheldrick has posted a formal statement accepting that he was wrong about his vexatious fraud claim against Paul Marik. A "schedule A" statement is the agreed statement that the person who committed defamation must place.” This is the statement Sheldrick has posted.

UPDATE 6 June 2022: Sheldrick's defamatory article …

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