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    1. eigenrobot‏ @eigenrobot Feb 7
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      eigenrobot Retweeted CNN

      no it didnthttps://twitter.com/CNN/status/1225679604335034370 …

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      New analysis of long term data on nearly 30,000 people found a small but significant risk of death from any cause tied to eating two servings of processed meat or unprocessed red meat each week. https://cnn.it/377wZZP 
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    2. ian hines‏ @imhinesmi Feb 7
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      Replying to @eigenrobot

      Looks like they tested 10 different foods for change in mortality to 3 different chronic diseases, across 4 different types of demographics (2 sexes, 6 age groups, 3 education levels, 4 races) . If I'm counting right, that's 4320 chances to get a positive result. Impressive!

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    3. Bewildered Bear‏ @ArturBuchhorn Feb 7
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      Could you explain this a bit in layman terms? :)

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    4. Bewildered Bear‏ @ArturBuchhorn Feb 7
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      That is, why and how it is flawed.

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    5. ian hines‏ @imhinesmi Feb 8
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      Okay, so each one of those tests has a chance of looking like something interesting happened, even if there's nothing there. The study is set up so that if a 1 in 20 coincidence happens, they'll report it. By sheer weight of trials, we can reasonably expect 216 1 in 20 to happen!

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      ian hines‏ @imhinesmi Feb 8
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      Replying to @imhinesmi @ArturBuchhorn

      That is to say, about 216 of the relations between health and diet found by the study are there by chance. So we can't say anything from this study because it's reported that if you roll a die a thousand times it comes up six on some of them.

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