Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Nonsense math effect
Although the topic has received some media attention, the media reports mostly just describe the conclusions of Kimmo Eriksson's paper.  Essentially that makes the topic "single source" from the standpoint of  and .  As the paper was published very recently, it's too early to know what lasting impact it will have and whether it will spur additional research (so  may apply).  An additional (independent) source discussing the topic may already exist:  "Friedrich Hayek in his important book, ''The Counter Revolution of Science'', argued that social scientists, who employed empirical mathematical techniques, suffered from an inferiority complex by attempting to mimic the physical sciences, when the social sciences are of a different nature."  http://www.economicpolicyjournal.com/2013/01/are-mathematical-economists-just.html  The description given is a bit too vague to determine if the book directly touches upon the subject at hand, but it seems to be worth looking into if anyone can access a copy of the work.  At any rate, my "delete" is without prejudice to the re-creation of the article if and when other sources, independent of Eriksson's paper, become available
— User:Mike, 19:26, 9 February 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:DIVERSE||WP:GNG||WP:TOOSOON (Wikipedia:Notability)