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A common argument I see used to shut people down who talk about their experiences is that their statements are simply anecdotal, not backed up by studies or statistics and should therefore be ignored.

In the modern day, studies and statistics are easily falsified, the scientific community which was once occupied by good people has been hijacked by others acting in bad faith to trick you into thinking there is logical backing to their reasoning when actually there is not.

Do not allow others to persuade you that you should ignore what is right before your eyes.
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a_rodent on scored.co
1 year ago 3 points (+0 / -0 / +3Score on mirror )
To clarify, I am not making any point about whether or not you should trust others' anecdotes, obviously some people will be purposely disingenuous or maybe just easily fooled, but you should be able to spot this behaviour anyway.

My point was that you should form your opinions based on your own experience and not allow others to invalidate it with supposed studies and statistics.
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