> Personally, I'm not quite positive that I buy that causation is that hard to establish in many cases. Do you mean it's not hard from an analytical point of v

> Personally, I'm not quite positive that I buy that causation is that hard to establish in many cases. Do you mean it's not hard from an analytical point of view / from a practical data gathering perspective - or both? I've found that needing causation leads to big delays in backlogs, especially when it's required for every insight, but I'm curious if you've seen it to be different.