Figure 1From “Evidence over anecdote: what a number has to survive.”
Three questions before a number enters the decision
A blank cell is a finding. Three blank cells mean the number cannot answer a magnitude question: decide on declared judgement, not on the number.
Figure 1Three questions before a number enters the decision
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Evidence over anecdote: what a number has to survive.
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