They do what they do.
Spurious correlations come through again.
Bubbly analogies aside, couldn't this be rewritten as the whine effect?
I was thinking "The Tipple Effect".
I think I need a drink. I'm wondering about the effects of Red Bull on SAT scores.
I figure the correlation is real and causal but it goes the other way around.
Practically the minute you have a child diagnosed with special needs somebody tells you the "mental illness is inherited, you get it from your kids" joke.Which, of course, you've already discovered.
Is this supposed to be a joke?
I think the correlation is real, but I assume the post was put up as a joke (pretty much....)
Spurious correlations come through again.
ReplyDeleteBubbly analogies aside, couldn't this be rewritten as the whine effect?
ReplyDeleteI was thinking "The Tipple Effect".
ReplyDeleteI think I need a drink.
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering about the effects of Red Bull on SAT scores.
I figure the correlation is real and causal but it goes the other way around.
ReplyDeletePractically the minute you have a child diagnosed with special needs somebody tells you the "mental illness is inherited, you get it from your kids" joke.
ReplyDeleteWhich, of course, you've already discovered.
Is this supposed to be a joke?
ReplyDeleteI think the correlation is real, but I assume the post was put up as a joke (pretty much....)
ReplyDelete