The process of reasoning, however, is necessarily an individual 
matter, and we do not claim that the method which has been most 
helpful to ourselves will be of greatest assistance to others. It 
would seem to be a case where each individual must reason out for 
himself his own philosophy.

J. Neyman & E. S. Pearson, 1928, p 230.
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