What the heck does opposing ‘Evidence-based’ policy mean that you support?
Non-evidence based policy? Really?
Super-evidence-based policy? (That’s some damn interesting marketing propaganda.)
I literally cannot wrap my head around what the first article wants us to base our policy on except “listen to what we say, and ignore any contrary evidence.”
There are quotation marks around it for a reason. Rewrite it as “Are so-called ‘Evidence-based’ policies damaging policymaking?”, and you’ll be much closer to a proper interpretation of what he wrote, and then of course your response no longer applies.
What the heck does opposing ‘Evidence-based’ policy mean that you support?
Non-evidence based policy? Really?
Super-evidence-based policy? (That’s some damn interesting marketing propaganda.)
I literally cannot wrap my head around what the first article wants us to base our policy on except “listen to what we say, and ignore any contrary evidence.”
There are quotation marks around it for a reason. Rewrite it as “Are so-called ‘Evidence-based’ policies damaging policymaking?”, and you’ll be much closer to a proper interpretation of what he wrote, and then of course your response no longer applies.