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ibeff | 1 year ago

Right but we have the tools to rule that out. That's what the field of statistics deals with. It tells you with mathematical certainty how likely or unlikely the correlation you're observing is to be random.

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ekianjo|1 year ago

Statistics never give you certainty. You get probabilities.

ibeff|1 year ago

I can't tell if you're intentionally misrepresenting what I said. I said we can tell with certainty "how likely or unlikely" something is, i.e. we can precisely calculate the probability.