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Difficulties in testing the statistical significance of lunar effects on the frequency of severe magnetic disturbances are discussed. It is shown that a valid case has not yet been made that the effects are due entirely to chance. The theme that statistical methods should be used as an aid to physical understanding and not as a substitute for it is developed.
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