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I'm not buying it. There are too many outside variables. And as one commenter points out, this disease seems unusually concentrated in the USA. Also, any animal
by devindotcom 16y ago
I'm not buying it. There are too many outside variables. And as one commenter points out, this disease seems unusually concentrated in the USA. Also, any animal in constant proximity to humans is likely less lean than its wild counterparts.
- SpikeGronim 16y agoAgreed, the article makes too many conclusions from too few studies without sufficiently many independently reproduced results. Yet again I am happy that I've read http://norvig.com/experiment-design.html http://norvig.com/experiment-design.html .
- jonhendry 16y ago" And as one commenter points out, this disease seems unusually concentrated in the USA" And HIV is unusually concentrated in Africa. And cholera is endemic in south Asia (thus leading to suspicions that UN troops from Nepal are the source of the cholera outbreak in Haiti). It's not unheard of for infectious agents to be geographically localized.