Masks are good, silly graphs inferring causality from survey results with NUMEROUS explanations...not so much
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That is my MANTRA!!
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I mean. Hearing loss is CORRELATED with higher rates of dementia. But does that infer causation?!? Not that we know for sure yet! But does that stop folks from using it to sell hearing aids?? Unfortunately no.
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Masks are definitely not everything because here in LA county we have high mask compliance and our numbers are still not great. Maybe not as bad as other places but still not great.
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I look at masks as flattening the curve, not ending the pandemic. We are spreading out cases over time, hoping for vaccine success. It might exist, but I've seen no evidence the masks worn by most of the public get R < 1 reliably. Unfortunately. Maybe if we all had N95s?
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Interestingly the father of modern statistics Ronald Fisher insisted for yrs that the relationship between cancer and smoking was only a correlation. He accepted some research money from tobacco but I don’t think he was corrupted. He genuinely believed it.
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This morning the rain got heavier as the sky got lighter. So the sun rising is causing the rain or perhaps more likely the rain causes the sun to rise.
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