In effect, you are saying you only want to test the tools or techniques that have some imaginary stamp of approval.
Why does he first ask to label "ironic" or "not", and then answer the feature questions? Wouldn't it be better to reverse the order?
How do you account for it? You simply account for it. Viz. if the cost outweighs the projected benefit, you don't do it.
I generally side with your skepticism, but there are verifiable domains with economic value such as drug discovery.
Japan has the highest suicide rate of any OECD country.
In effect, you are saying you only want to test the tools or techniques that have some imaginary stamp of approval.
Why does he first ask to label "ironic" or "not", and then answer the feature questions? Wouldn't it be better to reverse the order?
How do you account for it? You simply account for it. Viz. if the cost outweighs the projected benefit, you don't do it.
I generally side with your skepticism, but there are verifiable domains with economic value such as drug discovery.
Japan has the highest suicide rate of any OECD country.