Episode 1843 Scott Adams: Being Bad At Data Analysis Is No Reason To Be Mad At Me. And More Fun
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What Is the Most Reasonable Hypothesis for Why They're Higher?
"We're basically just afraid of stuff and then rationalizing our choices after the fact," he says. "That's like a complete misunderstanding of how a brain works, how people operate in the real world." He asks: What is the most reasonable hypothesis for why they would be higher? Some think it has to do with how the financial incentives work, okay? People who died with COVID instead of because of,. I don't know if that fits into excess deaths, the data could be wrong, right?What about the odds that the data is just wrong?
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