Study Citation Demands

Comments focus on challenging claims by demanding links to scientific studies, questioning their existence, relevance, or proper interpretation, and distinguishing anecdotes from evidence.

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Sample Comments

David_Axelrod • Nov 14, 2023 • View on HN

Link to studies? That is a bold claim.

aerovistae • Feb 22, 2016 • View on HN

Anecdotal at best. Can you link to a study?

cdrini • May 11, 2025 • View on HN

Study? I didn't see a link to a study in the article.

derrida • Sep 7, 2011 • View on HN

I apologize. I perhaps should have said 'What studies say that?'.

DGCA • Oct 23, 2012 • View on HN

Did you read the study? Don't just comment on headlines.

fer • Aug 29, 2023 • View on HN

Are you aware that this study doesn't really support any of what you said?

mtgx • Mar 12, 2018 • View on HN

I'd be interested to see the actual study. That article is very hand wavy about it.

jajko • Jul 1, 2024 • View on HN

This study wasn't about it. Do you have one claiming that?

Oops. I don't think the study showed that at all. You have jumped to a conclusion. Maybe it's valid, maybe not.

deterministic • Dec 21, 2022 • View on HN

Do you have a link to the study making those (very hard to believe) claims?