Tilting At Windmills: Why Ogi Ogas and Sai Gaddam Are Bad Scientists (Neuroscience edition, round 2)

[neededalj]

[addendum added just before posting].....fuck, ya'll, what can I say. I was an inspired insomniac. I hope this makes sense.

In reply to the response my first essay received, I have decided to attempt a further deconstruction of the Fail Neuroscience of Drs. Ogas and Gaddam. In a different approach from my first post, I am going to take this one

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Re: Link for info cited above!

[neededalj]

More power to you--that's a hell of a project and I don't envy you the research involved. I would sound a couple notes of caution

Re: Link for info cited above!

[romaine24]

OMG I love you!!! No, there is no way I could match the questions with the physical responses. *dies* I'm a human factors engineer (psychology and engineering. I knowz very leetle *g* about physiology of the brain besides from my physiological psychology courses including perception). I was talking about just working with the survey itself and showing what questions were of importance to Ogi and Sai and why