“Which Serum?” Question (VIDEO!)

The “null hypothesis” in statistics can seem like a confusing backward way to start – work on rejecting the idea that nothing is going on to conclude something *is* going on. A strange “double negative” thing. But this is the appropriate way to go about matters. This “Which Serum?” example, I think, illustrates well why.

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