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Why are standards for scientific discovery so strict in physics and astronomy? I understand the high bar is needed but 4 sigma feels like a ridiculous standard. Why is a 1 in 1.000 chance of error enough?
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Why are standards for scientific discovery so strict in physics and astronomy? I understand the high bar is needed but 4 sigma feels like a ridiculous standard. Why is a 1 in 1.000 chance of error enough?
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