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by moralestapia
1862 days ago
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>correlation does not imply causation It does not exclude it either. That is such a vacuous statement and I'm tired of it being used every simgle time someone has a chance to drop the most cliche "smart guy" phrase in modern parlance. But back to the topic ... Do you seriously believe that the recent up/downs of BTC have nothing to with Elon and Tesla's actions, i.e. it was just a coincidence? |
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Indeed. I wrote "nobody really knows what affects the value". You wrote "a single individual can affect (manipulate) the value", and my answer was just a reminder: nobody knows for sure.
> Do you seriously believe that the recent up/downs of BTC have nothing to with Elon and Tesla's actions
I never wrote this. Speaking about vacuous things: I'm tired of the straw man trick
In my opinion Musk Tweets probably had an effect, but I doubt anyone can show to which extent, especially indirectly (people acting upon their thought about the reaction of other people to Musk's Tweets...).