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>I would go further, I would also say that there are no "working adults" who also "cannot work". He probably meant "working age adults".
by gruez 1y ago
>I would go further, I would also say that there are no "working adults" who also "cannot work".
He probably meant "working age adults".
- SideburnsOfDoom 1y agoSure, but the point remains - they say that know it's wrong because they see a representative sample of working age adults? No, we actually don't: There is strong selection bias by definition of the difference between "of working age" and actually "working". The ones unable to work are less publicly visible.