Re:Point/Counterpoint Article Posted Online

Sue Rogers wanted me to note that the dismantling studies cited in the Cahill counterpoint article are simply inconclusive- providing no support one way or the other- because they were too small to allow for the detection of even moderate effects. An accumulation of studies with the same flaw does not add to the strength of the argument.

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