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I agree as well. This is one of those correlation != causation cases.
by wzsddtc 12y ago
I agree as well. This is one of those correlation != causation cases.
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- skrebbel 12y agoThe slides don't imply causation though. The way I understood it, it's an interesting observation that might lead you to wonder what then is the cause: something that causes both profit and tool use.