Abstract
The Problem of Naked Statistical Evidence by Christian Dahlman and Amit Pundik, joins the most recent debates on naked statistical evidence, in particular the objections to naked statistics based upon sensitivity, normalcy, incentives for lawful conduct, and free will. Dahlman and Pundik argue that the problem of naked statistical evidence is not an epistemic problem, as some assume, but is actually a moral problem.
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