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The argument is the other way round, they should not be correlated, or if they are correlated they should be correlated in an obvious way, therefore it is likel
by yk 10y ago
The argument is the other way round, they should not be correlated, or if they are correlated they should be correlated in an obvious way, therefore it is likely random chance compared to the situation were suddenly there is a spike in violent death because of nuclear war or something.