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There are no psychological facts in the sense of conclusions of the science of psychology that we are justified in believing to be true
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How about more object level stuff like subliminal priming effects? Or existence of color blindness? Or things Oliver Sacks saw?
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priming is mostly fake, oliver sacks is <3 <3 but I’m suspicious of everything he wrote, color blindness likely real
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Is this inherent to the nature of psychology, or that we are too primitive and stupid to escape WEIRD traps yet
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oh I think the former - our need to feel superior to other people exceeds our ability to science, and people are a mess
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apparently there are no medical facts that we are justified in believing either:http://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/journal.pmed.0020124 …
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ah yes classic
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there are no facts in the sense of epistemology of our subjective existence that we are justified in believing to be true (OR false)
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