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I'm not meaning to be too critical however I will comment.
Correlation does not equal causation.
That is an important axiom to remember with anecdotes like this. They focus on one aspect and tend to ignore other salient factors such, as @dcarch has pointed out, increased rainfall....etc....
I'm not meaning to be too critical however I will comment.
Correlation does not equal causation.
That is an important axiom to remember with anecdotes like this. They focus on one aspect and tend to ignore other salient factors such, as @dcarch has pointed out, such as increased rainfall....etc....
I'm not meaning to be too critical however I will comment.
Correlation does not equal causation.
That is an important axiom to remember with anecdotes like this. They focus on one aspect and tend to ignore other salient factors such, as @dcarch has pointed out, other factors such as increased rainfall....etc....
