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which are statistically correlated to each other.
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Statistical correlation does not necessarily show
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that they are--one is causing the other one. Right?
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You have a theory that the stork brings the baby,
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and then you test this,
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and you show that fertility in Scandinavia is low,
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and there are not many storks.
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So you have a very strong correlation
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between number of storks and number of babies being born.
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This still does not show that,
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the storks bring the babies. Right?
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Therefore you have to look at the causal mechanism,