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You're right. Correlated does not mean "people who have historically take risks will take any risk regardless of the danger."
by EpicEng 8y ago
You're right. Correlated does not mean "people who have historically take risks will take any risk regardless of the danger."
- maxerickson 8y agoWhich shouldn't have quote because it wasn't what I said, and isn't even a fair reading of what I said. Correlated implies a statistical relationship, ruling out phrases like "will take any risk regardless" and requiring phrases more like "may tend to" and such. And then I even said that I "expect" the correlation, so it's probably reasonable to read the usage as more conversational than scientific.