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> Also, as someone else said, where are the error bars? If there really is a correlation between word choice and other metrics, then some simple statistics shou
by tansey 15y ago
> Also, as someone else said, where are the error bars? If there really is a correlation between word choice and other metrics, then some simple statistics should give you error bars on your other metrics, right?
Please see my response to the original question about this. [1]
"That joke kills me!" vs. "I'm going to kill you!" (corrected grammar as we do not usually focus on slang)
They do not score exactly the same, though they are both very high on anxiety, hostility, and depression. The former has high marks for happiness and compassion due to the word "joke" being used.
[1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2603946 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2603946