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He's claiming that spacing is the dependent variable, not the independent variable. Parents who are not considering these issues at all are arguably more likel
by glimcat 15y ago
He's claiming that spacing is the dependent variable, not the independent variable.
Parents who are not considering these issues at all are arguably more likely to cluster towards shorter spacings, but shorter spacings alone do not provide enough information to classify the cause.
- andrewhare 15y agoGood point! I just wanted to make sure that the OP knew that he was too sweeping in his generalizations.
- inuhj 15y agoIt wasn't too sweeping--I purposefully said nothing about what responsible parents do ;).