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Take a moment to breathe and relax. There's still some time, let it all out.
It isn't my fault she disappeared. I- I tried to tell them that. They wouldn't listen. How could I have had so much power over a god? Surely they realised I had no say.
I'm not a curse.
I'm not– I'm not an omen. I'm just me. I was just like any one of them.
For geeks who delve into the realm of data analytics, there are all sorts of cartoons on this topic at the site listed in the lower right corner.
a typical day in the life
If you could be an animal from the kfp universe what would you be?
Okay so I know these animals have yet to appear in kfp, buuuuuuuut...
Hippos are tight
I still think the wackest example of my last post is when some horse youtuber made a video about how kibble was bad for dogs and said that dogs were getting cancer at a higher rate when kibble was introduced. When....kibble was introduced at a time that dogs were beginning to be viewed as important family members and veterinary services became more widespread....and....get this....when dogs live longer they're more likely to die from cancer.
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Source: http://twitter.com/planetmoney/status/1053307803337666560
You wore your special hat to the game. Your team won. Your hat caused the win, right? On today’s show: We tackle correlation and causation. https://t.co/55rPVDfnz4 pic.twitter.com/tiaKel9odb
— NPR's Planet Money (@planetmoney) October 19, 2018
What causes what? The human brain is programmed to answer this question constantly, and using a very basic method. This is how we survive. What made that noise? A bear made that noise. What caused my hand to hurt? Fire caused my hand to hurt.
But sometimes, we use these simple tools to solve complex problems. And so we get things wrong. I wore my lucky hat to the game. My team won. Therefore, my lucky hat caused my team to win.
On today's show we dive deep into correlation and causation with Charles Wheelan, author of the book, Naked Statistics: Stripping the Dread from the Data.
Read more:
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I was looking at a few pieces of health and fitness research yesterday and I came across an interesting article discussing and presenting correlation and causation examples in health research.
today in some change i got a penny from 1929 and now i gotta go lie down
