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What You Can't Say
Every era has moral fashions that hide certain truths; simple tests can reveal which ideas you are afraid to say aloud.
Every era has moral fashions that hide certain truths; simple tests can reveal which ideas you are afraid to say aloud.
A few minutes of basic arithmetic can settle arguments that people otherwise prolong without checking the numbers.
Controlling for a variable assumes a causal diagram without proving the arrows, so the same data can support opposite stories.