You are welcome. It was my hope to elevate the public discourse by explaining how many logistical fallacies are passed around as though they are insightful wisdom. Proximity does not equal causation. Just because two things happen close to one another, it does not mean one caused the other. Example: President “A” is in office when market goes up, he is economic genius. President “B” is in office when market crashes, he is an idiot. Nothing is that simple when dealing with something as complex as world markets but this is how the majority behaves.
You are welcome. It was my hope to elevate the public discourse by explaining how many logistical fallacies are passed around as though they are insightful wisdom. Proximity does not equal causation. Just because two things happen close to one another, it does not mean one caused the other. Example: President “A” is in office when market goes up, he is economic genius. President “B” is in office when market crashes, he is an idiot. Nothing is that simple when dealing with something as complex as world markets but this is how the majority behaves.