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That's not a good example because we (implicitly) make conclusions based on the very large background control group of people who rarely die.
by dooglius 6y ago
That's not a good example because we (implicitly) make conclusions based on the very large background control group of people who rarely die.
- Natsu 6y agoOver what time period? Sure, if you measure the time surrounding the beheading, it's obvious, but if you expand the time range far enough, then you find out that everybody dies whether they're beheaded or not and suddenly it looks irrelevant.