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> If banning [something] prevents even a tiny effect size on [bad outcome] it’s obviously worth it The same logic is why we now shuffle around in our socks at
by mattkrause 7y ago
> If banning [something] prevents even a tiny effect size on [bad outcome] it’s obviously worth it
The same logic is why we now shuffle around in our socks at the airport. It is a terrible recipe for making policy.
- mlthoughts2018 7y agoOf course if you take it out of context it fails to generalize. Why would you think it should generalize? Nobody is saying this about [something] or [bad outcome], only about marathons that demonstrate causal impact of higher mortality rate due to traffic impact on emergency services. It’s not a recipe. It’s weird to me that you’d even suggest such a non sequitur concept.