Does rice milk or milk from grain-fed cows emit less methane?

[FlatAssembler]

Well, like I've said, I think that they don't exist.

Also, why do you think peer review and discrimination based on p-values are not the core of science? What is, then?

Because science would still exist without peer review or p-values (as it did for thousands of years). Peer review and p-values would not exist without science.

The core of science is investigation, not publishing.

Boru

Well, I think p-values are the core of modern science. You are right that, for most of the time science has existed, statistics was not advanced enough to allow the calculation of p-values in most cases. That slowed down the progress of science a lot (If Semmelweis was able to calculate the p-values, Levy would not be able to suggest that his observations are a coincidence). But, like I've said, I think it's the core of modern science.

I am not sure how you think peer review did not exist before modern times. You don't think scientists have always been asking other experts "Hey, is this anything?" before publishing something?