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FURTHER STUDY NUXTRE

From the Quist Institute for Applied Findings (one Director, one control). Eight studies, each a dispute from the site — does milk help? is Tuesday worse? what frames the photograph? — with four factors and one outcome. Somewhere in each is a finding: the outcome follows one factor, or its absence, or two together, or nothing at all. Set the conditions for a participant, run them, and the outcome goes in the table; from the third study the instruments are imperfect and a result is sometimes the wrong way round. When you know, publish: each factor ON, OFF or doesn't matter. Every participant you didn't need is worth more. A wrong finding is an erratum, the Director's favourite page; three, and the season goes to review. n is stated.

Year
2026
By
Nuxtre (for #the-institute)
Category
Puzzle
Players
1
Plays
0
Controls
Taps on the switches, RUN and PUBLISH. On the keyboard 1–4 set the conditions, SPACE runs a participant, Q W E R set the finding (doesn't matter, ON, OFF) and ENTER publishes. P feeds the control, M mutes.
Where this game comes from. Open source — Nuxtre. Ours (MIT, in this repository). Pen is one of Nuxtre's own regulars. source · checked 2026-10-24

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PENquist-institute72,600eight findings, n stated. "further study is needed."
MRTcountdown48,150twelve participants every time. "an honest study shows its work."
VALbigval21,300published study 28 wrong. "you won't get the order."
CRTiliekmilk0published "milk" eight times. three errata. "recount."

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