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Simply that it's all too easy to attribute causation to apparent correlation (especially when dealing with small sample sizes, selection bias and anecdotal evidence).
We can never know the 'what next' but it is always useful to know the 'where now'. Thanks for good pictures, even though crowds and momentum are a tough team to time.
Sure, do you have anything of more significance to share and contribute to the thread? Yeah it is a anecdotal evidence but at the same time it is a puzzle and one has to agree that not everybody has the intellect and is capable of solving puzzle.
With apologies, I don't - but "you did ask" and, with respect, my original comment does actually have quite a bit of significance, in this context. In my opinion, anyway.
Well not for me specially because your answer was quite “simplistic” in a way that you have nothing with more significant to back your words to contradict the “puzzle” I am suggesting, so for me it is just simplistic words with a tone of sarcasm by the way.
Not that I am expecting everyone to agree but when you try to contradict something you need to come up with much better explanation and also with some good evidences, which was not the case.