Since the comments to my previous post are getting too long, I’m reblogging it here to make more room. I say that the issue raised by J. Berger and Sellke (1987) and Casella and R. Berger (1987) concerns evaluating the evidence in relation to a given hypothesis (using error probabilities). Given the information that this hypothesis H* was randomly selected … Continue reading Continued:”P-values overstate the evidence against the null”: legit or fallacious?