> If you were interested in whether cash usage declined during the Pandemic, it sure did. However, correlation !== causality, so please don’t draw any meaningfu

> If you were interested in whether cash usage declined during the Pandemic, it sure did. However, correlation !== causality, so please don’t draw any meaningful conclusions from this. I think we can be certain that reduced cash use didn't cause the pandemic, and a common cause for both is also hard to imagine. That only leaves the pandemic causing a reduction in cash use. Am I missing something?