Re: A * Titans * fight II: Jack Tomsky versus R. A. Fisher

To the stage they turned up, unexpectedly, two odd
players: the type I and the type II errors.
For the tricky, indecent and unethical Jack Tomsky
even the use of a clear * petition principle *
doesn’t stop him: THE ERRORS EXISTENCE ARE DEFINED IF
H0 is true (Type I), or Ha is true (Type II). THEY
ARE WORTHLESS TO THE DISCUSSION WE ARE HAVING HERE.
It is a clear circular thought (However, clearly,
they are very useful to keep the confusion alive; the
Jacks goal to try to erase his BRUNDLE).

Luis Amaral Afonso [The moderator destroyer]
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Since Afonso doesn't understand type I and type II errors within the Neyman-Pearson framework of hypothesis testing, he considers it unfair for anyone to mention them and add to his confusion.

Jack (moderator)
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