>>12470389>>12470393This is just a long spergy version of the lies, damned lies, and statistics quote. Other than the sensationalization, there's nothing particularly surprising about it.
>Is it worth learning data science anymoreYou, however, seemed to have missed the point entirely. It's more worth it now than ever before to learn data science, because it's the only tool you have to distinguish fact from fiction when it comes to study results. Do you think you're going to be able to find the truth if you just blindly reject science and turn into a conspiratard? You think politically motivated psy-ops on imageboards and social networks are any more honest than the psy-ops in journals? They are less reliable because they can't even get the math straight.
The truth is not found by following or rejecting propaganda. It is found by searching for the truth. And you are most likely to find it when the tools you are using to search for it are rigorous, well-understood, and well-applied.
