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The Friday Funny: New Poll Shows Correlation is Causation
There have been quite a few posts on Genuine Evaluation on the topic of causation. We got a kick out of this satirical newspaper report of a polling showing that correlation is, in fact, causality. What a relief! A few … Continue reading
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