Incorrect. The hypothesis is that it might influence 1 out of 100,000 kids who were already on the edge, simply by making it top of mind. In the field of influence, my point would be considered obvious to the point of no study needed.
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You think a study can detect whether or not 1 out of 100,000 kids got an idea because it was top of mind compared to other ideas? I don't dispute that the other 99,999 kids are unaffected.
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Replying to @CJFerguson1111 @ejdo0lz
These studies don't address my point that it might influence 1 out of 100,000 kids. You'd need a controlled study size of "huge" and several years of continuous testing. These studies show it doesn't influence the kids they studied, which is probably true.
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