Out-of-wedlock births in the US: 1920: 3 percent 1930: 4 percent 1940: 4 percent 1950: 4 percent 1960: 5 percent 1980: 17 percent 1990: 30 percent 2000: 33 percent 2014: 40 percent (Source: Yale Global)pic.twitter.com/GIFCNhhAdd
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No, it's absolutely causation. Having a child out of wedlock and dropping out of school CAUSES you to be poor.
Sure but it’s not all causation. The people dumb enough to make that decision aren’t going to make as much money as those who are smart enough not to.
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Culture or is it the economic incentive to have children out of wedlock created by additional government support given out per child?
End of conversation
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yes it's a correlation but what do you call a 97% correlation with multiple factors included?
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A mess.
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Sure, to certain extent x and y are both driven by common cause z.
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