Stupid irrelevant Tom-stats. What the fuck does the price of gas four years ago have to do with this discussion?
Of course, stupid Tom cherry-picked the month with the highest prices in the last ten years to make his point...what was his point?
Stupid irrelevant Tom-stats. What the fuck does the price of gas four years ago have to do with this discussion?
Of course, stupid Tom cherry-picked the month with the highest prices in the last ten years to make his point...what was his point?
"Several factors contributed to . . . high gas prices": Really! During the last four years, the only "factor" Tom mentioned was who was president. Now it seems to be more complicated than a simple confusing of correlation and causation. I wonder why?
Originally posted by: Dealer1
"Several factors contributed to . . . high gas prices": Really! During the last four years, the only "factor" Tom mentioned was who was president. Now it seems to be more complicated than a simple confusing of correlation and causation. I wonder why?
The simple concept "correlation does not imply causation" truly baffles a lot of people, and Tom may be one of them, particularly since he constantly employs the former to "prove" the latter. Like, how can we complain about high prices under Trump when there was 9% inflation under Biden? (I don't have to detail the breathtaking inanity of that oft-asked stupid Tom-question )
