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by jarofgreen
5009 days ago
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> Yes, they say that, but the study offers no evidentiary support for that opinion. Have you actually read the study in full? If your claiming that the study does not in fact prove what the abstract says it does, then you'll need to provide some more details on that. |
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The scientific burden is not mine to show that the article reports a correlation and nothing more, the burden is on the authors to show that that they have demonstrated a cause-effect relationship. And based on their study design, they wouldn't dare -- they have no way to distinguish causes from effects, as you would know if you actually understood the article and the study it reports.