@ Thank youuu. Claiming that for the both of us!

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Hi, I’ve been in the same boat for a couple of weeks too. Something that really helped me was attending live classes with the Causal Reasoning (Advanced) tag, usually taught by Nicole. I learned an acronym that I found useful:

Cats Rarely Eat Asparagus:

• C - Chronology: Make sure the cause comes before the effect.

• R - No Reversal: Ensure it’s not the case that the effect caused the cause.

• E - Evidence: Look for direct or similar cases or predictions from the real world. (When there’s a cause, there’s an effect; when there’s no effect, there’s no cause.)

• A - No Alternative Cause: Eliminate competing explanations.

This framework has helped me a ton with causal strengthening, weakening, and NA questions.

I am interested and based in south San Francisco.