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They only measured the subjects' "adult" life outcomes at age 26. Perhaps the researchers were rushing to publish and unwilling to wait long enough for the effe
by dudeinjapan 2y ago
They only measured the subjects' "adult" life outcomes at age 26. Perhaps the researchers were rushing to publish and unwilling to wait long enough for the effect to replicate.
- Veen 2y agoOr perhaps there is no effect.
- error_logic 2y agoOr perhaps economic mobility has stagnated and external factors dominate.
- wonnage 2y agofixing the structural problems in the economy is so boring, let's blame the marshmallows