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Okay. My point stands whether one writes "leads to" or "correlates with". Thanks for suggesting the correction, and can I in turn suggest avoiding the phrase "
by inopinatus 10y ago
Okay. My point stands whether one writes "leads to" or "correlates with".
Thanks for suggesting the correction, and can I in turn suggest avoiding the phrase "if you had even read the article" in future. I'm sure you intended it to reinforce your remark, but I believe it actually tends to devalue any point it accompanies.
- Chris2048 10y agoSmall point: "if you even had read the article" and "if you had even read the article" are (imho) semantically different. In the first the 'even' appears to mean "even in this very article, you may find this", where as in the second it appears to mean "if you at least put in the effort to read this article".