Luca Visentin

https://genomic.social/@MrHedmad

[He/Him] PhD student in Complex Systems at the University of Turin.

I'm into #OpenScience, #DataStewardship and in general sharing knowledge with everyone in an inclusive and efficient manner.

I'm also a founder of the Open Science Community Torino.

My website: https://hedmad.eu/
Github: https://github.com/MrHedmad
Blog: https://blog.hedmad.eu/

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2024-10-14 07:11:41 UTC

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My point is that you can't bring anecdotal evidence to prove a point. My own anecdotal evidence is there to show how stupid it is to prove a point by bringing just anecdotal evidence.
I used "toxic" as I thought it would be a good word to sum up what is a multiple-post-long piece, sorry if it came through as minimizing.
As I said before - I'm not arguing that what OP said is wrong, just that the evidence she is bringing to the table is weak.

2024-10-14 06:34:17 UTC

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I was not saying that what she is saying is false, it's just that the proff she showed is anecdotal...

2024-08-29 15:33:26 UTC

Today I've read a great book by Sabina Leonelli: "The #philosophy of #openscience".
It's hard to summarise (I've just put it down), but it highlights how OS puts a lot of focus on the data as research objects while in some cases disregarding the human contribution, and in particular the importance of connections between humans, that went into it.
She argues that "commodifying" data is prone to capitalist exploitation, among many other concepts.
I think she has a hard, but meaningful, stance.