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what kind of statistical proof are you looking for? Can statistics ever proof causality? At what point do you draw the line? The numbers are not the numbers I
by rantwasp 5y ago
what kind of statistical proof are you looking for?
Can statistics ever proof causality? At what point do you draw the line?
The numbers are not the numbers I claim. Those are the numbers the national weather service is reporting.
I call BS on numerous years with numbers higher than I claim.
The numbers recorded now are the highest on record since we started keeping track. Show me where else you see 110 for Seattle being recorded. Ever.
- throwawaysea 5y ago> Can statistics ever proof causality? Yes, this is an entire field of study. It’s what spawned phrases like “statistical significance”. > I call BS on numerous years with numbers higher than I claim. You said in your two earlier comments, “The most you would get would be 80-85 once a year.” I shared evidence that Seattle regularly surpassed that level historically. You’re now moving the goal post by asking me to show a higher temperature than today. That question doesn’t matter since it still isn’t evidence that the record high is caused by climate change.