The Fallacy of Incomplete Sample Size

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The fallacy of incomplete sample size - TrueEmpiricism's belief that in order to know what the scientific consensus is on a particular issue (such as evolution) one must sample every scientist in the world, or the sampling is incomplete. (magnitudine exempli, non est plena)

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