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by aerojoe23
1700 days ago
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What about the whole correlation does not equal causation thing? Given:
They're saying they drink to deal with their symptoms. The symptoms get worse when they drink. The study concludes:
Drinking makes it worse. But the other option is: Their symptoms would have been even worse without the drinking. I'm not saying hypothesis is correct, just that the article didn't mention the study addressing it. Unless I missed it. |
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Debt is a good example of that, because of interest and potential fines that increase the longer payments get delayed.