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Good point. If B was just happening all the time, then a B would always happen after A. Have to make sure the inverse is true. Though if B happens all the time
by crimsonalucard 7y ago
Good point. If B was just happening all the time, then a B would always happen after A. Have to make sure the inverse is true.
Though if B happens all the time, but also A causes B. Then there's really no way to establish causation.
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