Even the possibility of garlic-hating vampires should make us place garlic under our beds when we go to sleep. etc.
Quite stark, but there's obviously some genetic confounding. How much is really causal? Data like these cannot answer the question.https://twitter.com/WilcoxNMP/status/576223336109309952 …
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Protip: the precautionary principle sucks. Risk aversion causes huge mostly unseen losses in innovation etc.
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I was talking kids' beds too. If u don't pay tribute to the goblin king, he will eat them. Goblins are possible but unlikely. Better be safe
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Pretty sure they've done studies on genetic confounding and it doesn't eliminate the effect. Non-related adults are bad for kids.
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This is a shared environment type effect, so it's ruled out already for all traits with 0 shared environment.
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