It's completely irrelevant if you don't understand how to interpret it. It is not a number which tells you how correct your hypothesis is.

That is literally mindless statistics. Which coincidentally is the name of the article I talked about. Did you read it?

(In a social science, if your p-value is 1E-5 or something, the most likely interpretation is that you are doing something very wrong)

I did. My statement was hyperbolic. More directly: P-values are more resilient to misuse at their extremes.

ok