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This is a recurring issue because "significant" means very different things in different contexts. The first sentence reads as "rates increased, but in a way th
by tikhonj 7y ago
This is a recurring issue because "significant" means very different things in different contexts. The first sentence reads as "rates increased, but in a way that is not distinguishable from noise", while the second reads as "rates increased, but not to an extent that matters".
- lazugod 7y agoThe second reads as though there wasn’t even an insignificant increase, which is very different.