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by madaxe_again
4205 days ago
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High places and trains are pretty ubiquitous, and are commonly used for the purpose of ending oneself. Is it not also possible that correlation does not lead to causation, as the presence of CO in coal gas led to elevated CO in homes and anywhere else gas was used (i.e. everywhere), and CO is well known to cause depression through long-term low-dose exposure? |
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