The studies aren't wrong; everything causes cancer, and the better off we are, the longer we'll be in a position to get cancer. The only way to stop cancer is to murder everyone.
The only problem is that people tend to care about marginal carcinogenicy more than they care about deadlier things, like wet floors, stairs, and mosquitoes.
The studies aren't wrong; everything causes cancer, and the better off we are, the longer we'll be in a position to get cancer. The only way to stop cancer is to murder everyone.
The only problem is that people tend to care about marginal carcinogenicy more than they care about deadlier things, like wet floors, stairs, and mosquitoes.
> The only way to stop cancer is to murder everyone.
I’ve also proposed this as a solution to climate change but people seem to like their kids too much.
The biggest CO2 emitters are China, followed by the US and India.
If the US releases so much CO2 in the air, then perhaps its not overpopulation like Nigeria, but production instead of having families.
Everyone knows the phrase
“Correlation does not imply causation”.
But it’s so easy to forget.
I hate that phrase because correlation absolutely implies causation. That's the problem that deceives people.
I prefer "correlation does not mean causation" or just "correlation is not causation".