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"Perhaps some do" Ah, we agree then, because a statistically relevant correlation never requires 100% participation. Or lack of 100% participation never dispr
by VLM 11y ago
"Perhaps some do"
Ah, we agree then, because a statistically relevant correlation never requires 100% participation. Or lack of 100% participation never disproves a correlation.
Certainly ongoing peer / public recognition is a very significant difference between that example in the article of plastic surgery and the other example provided of buying a, now obsolete, original ipad. An analogous plastic surgery / body mod that can become obsolete over time is obscure, hard to think of, unlikely... maybe a tattoo with the name of a former S.O. Maybe fad piercings.
- nommm-nommm 11y ago"ongoing peer / public recognition" is not the same as "some guy pay[ing] attention to her."