There's a cord in my back, and when you pull it I say "correlation does not equal causation" Using it a lot todayhttps://twitter.com/EricTopol/status/1320027008286388224 …
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Yeah, but I still want to get to know someone with COVID symptoms, so I’ll not wear a mask then
If you wear a mask they'll stop reporting symptoms didn't you see the graph?
But neither the graph nor the tweet imply causation. The article on WP I cannot see because it is behind paywall.
Yup. And this just gives more ammo to folks who think it’s all BS.
The proportion of the charts that claim to show masks are beneficial by looking at population data that don't have gaping holes is statistically indistinguishable from zero.
I'm a great believer in chaos theory. The more control we think we have, the less control we actually have. Complex systems always have variables that can't be accounted for. Small changes in conditions can (and usually do) lead to unpredictable outcomes.
Mine says "common sense isn't common" and it has been pulled so many times for the past 4 years that it is about to break.
Also, i think poisson would be a better model.
Regardless of the function used, I think that the mistake was in creating the graph
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