>Even if a causal relationship has been proven, that doesn't mean any correlation implies causation. This is HN, not a psychology conference or a therapy sessi

>Even if a causal relationship has been proven, that doesn't mean any correlation implies causation. This is HN, not a psychology conference or a therapy session. Feel free to accept or reject my level of epistemological rigor. I just know my priors, and honestly I don't see the value in continuing this conversation if you don't (or pretend you don't). If a lifetime alcoholic died of liver failure, it's entirely possible that he got hepatitis, but I'm going to go ahead and say it was the alcohol and treat any quibbling about causation and correlation as an irrelevant diversion.