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Compelling argument, but I wonder how much of that can ever be proven. Sure, this is enough simply to make some people believe that the 0.001% are 'bad people',
by genericone 8y ago
Compelling argument, but I wonder how much of that can ever be proven. Sure, this is enough simply to make some people believe that the 0.001% are 'bad people', but this is the difference between investigative journalism and opinion pieces. One directly links pieces of evidence to make a claim, the other is simply an explanation of their thoughts. I like where the piece is going, but its an idea rooted in one possible explanation of reality, not an idea rooted in a discovery of something within reality.
- Alex3917 8y ago> I wonder how much of that can ever be proven One can imagine a scenario where the Mueller report creates so much outrage that it causes reforms to real estate laws in certain markets, which creates a natural experiment that allows the affect on price to be quantified.