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What you're trying to do is draw conclusions based on very small sets of data. Sure, the article submitted agrees with your conclusion, but there's simply no w
by dimino 10y ago
What you're trying to do is draw conclusions based on very small sets of data. Sure, the article submitted agrees with your conclusion, but there's simply no way to tell if the conclusion you're drawing (and what's stated in the article) is related to your observations.
Your very small anecdotal evidence does not provide additional confirmation of the reported behavior.
- nimblegorilla 10y agoNot everything has to be proven beyond reasonable doubt before people provide anecdotes.