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Equally imprecise. “Child prodigies are more likely to become elite performers than they are to become non-elite performers” Vs “Child prodigies are more lik
by shermantanktop 9mo ago
Equally imprecise.
“Child prodigies are more likely to become elite performers than they are to become non-elite performers”
Vs
“Child prodigies are more likely than non-child prodigies to become elite performers"
Which is it?
- owenpalmer 9mo agoNeither. That's what reading the article is for.
- shermantanktop 9mo agoMy comment was on the attempted retitling of the article. Agree that neither represent the actual article.