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I'm sure you can appreciate that both imperfect causal inference from statistics and the belief that one is somehow "special" (or exempt from accident and disas
by jknoepfler 4y ago
I'm sure you can appreciate that both imperfect causal inference from statistics and the belief that one is somehow "special" (or exempt from accident and disaster if one simply "puts in the effort") are pervasive forms of human folly that cause a lot of human misery.
- Jensson 4y agoLots of humans are special though and don't have the same problems or weaknesses as average people. For example, some poor people manage to not get fat in USA, if you are one of those then likely many other things that applies to other poor people don't apply to you.