Social Science Skepticism
Brian expresses doubt about the definitive conclusions drawn from social science studies, suggesting that even multiple studies may not sway public policy as much as researchers believe. He acknowledges the need for improvement in social science methods while still championing its value in understanding the world. Russ shares a more cynical perspective, hinting at a disconnect between research and real-world influence.In this clip
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