To Consult The Statistician After An Experiment

Faith Does Not Mean Credulity...

Professor Eddington Has Recently Remarked That 'the Law That Entropy Always Increases - The Second Law Of Thermodynamics - Holds, I Think, The Supreme Position Among The Laws Of Nature'. It Is Not A Little Instructive That So Similar A Law [the Fundamental Theorem Of Natural Selection] Should Hold The Supreme Position Among The Biological Sciences.

The Best Causes Tend To Attract To Their Support The Worst Arguments, Which Seems To Be Equally True In The Intellectual And In The Moral Sense.

However, Perhaps The Main Point Is That You Are Under No Obligation To Analyse Variance Into Its Parts If It Does Not Come Apart Easily, And Its Unwillingness To Do So Naturally Indicates That One's Line Of Approach Is Not Very Fruitful.

Fairly Large Print Is A Real Antidote To Stiff Reading.