I am sorry, I cannot read that "actual research" but I figure it did not include places with the most inequality, like ones I've listed?
>Note that your claimed statistics for such enclaves could still be true but not discount the overall statistical relationship
If you know statistics then you might be familiar with the "correlation does not imply causation" turn of phrase. And yes, any counter example destroys a causation claim.
>Note that your claimed statistics for such enclaves could still be true but not discount the overall statistical relationship
If you know statistics then you might be familiar with the "correlation does not imply causation" turn of phrase. And yes, any counter example destroys a causation claim.