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> Just because B happens after A doesn’t mean that A caused B; it just means B happened after A. This is where you committed a fallacy for a change. Next time
by bitL 9y ago
> Just because B happens after A doesn’t mean that A caused B; it just means B happened after A.
This is where you committed a fallacy for a change. Next time be more careful! With this kind of thinking you'd rule out any causality.