Judea Pearl defends Gemini verdict: it's philosophy of science, not his view
yudapearl · x · 2026-09-27
Judea Pearl doubles down on the Gemini verdict he cited, arguing it reflects a philosophy-of-science stance grounded in elementary logic and probability theory, not his personal opinion: you cannot prove an RCT study delivers what it promises without formally defining what it promises.
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