unscientific

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• Based on that three-month trend — an unscientific basis, let’s be clear — streaming is on pace to overtake traditional TV’s watch time in February 2023.

• Later editions of the psychiatric “bible” dropped Freudian concepts as unscientific — he had based his ideas on analyses of himself and his patients, not on lab studies.

• In a quite unscientific survey of delegations entering the tunnel, during a portion of the parade of nations, we vote Australia—a country that has stood out for its Covid-control measures—as the most socially-undistanced crew.

• This was a grown-up survey of grade-school lunchboxes, and its overwhelming-if-unscientific conclusion was that we are a nation of kids at heart who all know deeply and truly that Capri Sun does God’s work.

• When they get their ballots, they'll know that Newsom's unscientific restrictions have cost us jobs.

• These results, of course, are subjective and totally unscientific.

• The survey clearly confirmed our earlier unscientific conclusions about how we were perceived.

• By my (admittedly unscientific) count, Hollywood averaged 11 or 12 romantic comedies per year between 2001 and 2011.

• Unfortunately, a lot of alternative medicine is indeed deeply unscientific, and deserves to be treated with skepticism.

• In researching this piece, I conducted a very unscientific poll of my gay friends and some of their friends.