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yasamham
Monday, Sep 21

i think it would be helpful to have an actual analysis for the example that is provided. it is just kind of presented with no link to the formal chain, and while it helps the reader to actually think through the example, all that work is happening in a vacuum and can't be checked against anything besides the comments.

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PT102.S2.Q17
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yasamham
Monday, Sep 14

@maegankaezsunaz992 saaaaame

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Tuesday, Sep 2, 2025

@Isabella! fr

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PT133.S1.Q20
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yasamham
Thursday, Aug 14, 2025

I keep getting these right because I'm going so slow. Are we supposed to be taking notes as we answer these questions or no? I feel like I've heard conflicting info about that, but I find it impossible not to.

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PT141.S4.Q11
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yasamham
Thursday, Aug 7, 2025

@jmoommen7103 This is helpful, thank you!!!

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yasamham
Wednesday, Aug 6, 2025

In my understanding the second one is really similar to your answer, and "It is not the case" functions the same as "not"? But maybe someone else disagrees?

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Tuesday, Aug 5, 2025

For the takeaway questions, did anyone answer the last one? I didn't realize you could "counter" a correlation. It makes sense to me that you could "counter" a causal relationship, but not a correlation, given that a correlation is a fact?? Maybe I'm misinterpreting the question/the terms?

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