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I hear this so often without any other evidence to refute an argument.. Causation requires correlation. It's certainly not enough to prove causation, but it's
by dschuler 8y ago
I hear this so often without any other evidence to refute an argument..
Causation requires correlation. It's certainly not enough to prove causation, but it's actually a necessary starting point.
Speaking of driving and marijuana, I've noticed a large increase in pot smoke coming from cars in traffic since marijuana was legalized in CA. I expect some of that to come from passengers, but people driving while high is no joke.
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