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I do remember my leg being humped by my nephew's dog one time. Could Bello really be the cause of my M.E.?
They asked their friends and colleagues, obviously. They agreed, so it must be so.What is this? The 80s?
That they can be used as a device and as such their collective & individual suffering is incidental?
I do remember my leg being humped by my nephew's dog one time. Could Bello really be the cause of my M.E.?
along the lines of 'are you sure you're not mentally ill?'
completely reject the sheer metric tonnes of bollocks thrown out about it.
trishrhymes said:First, this seems to be a classic case of p hacking. Carry out lots of statistical tests on a pile of data. Look for any that happen to fall just below the magic p = 0.05 level, and attribute meaning to what is probably a chance variation.
The TEC is a 30-item self-report questionaire on 29 types of potential trauma