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There is not enough evidence to know which of the claims is true: either one or neither could be. But both claims are as valid as each other in that the observa
by dkersten 7y ago
There is not enough evidence to know which of the claims is true: either one or neither could be. But both claims are as valid as each other in that the observations are true (but correlation != causation applies: both claims show a correlation, there is not enough evidence of whether either of them show causation)
- chris_wot 7y agoWhich negates the statement “neither can claim to be true”.