I think you would be more effective if you provided any sources at all. So far, I see a lot of correlations = causation fallacies. Just because two things are correlated and trend together, there is no proof one causes the other. The onus is on the debater to prove with additional data that the two things are, in fact, related.
I think you would be more effective if you provided any sources at all. So far, I see a lot of correlations = causation fallacies. Just because two things are correlated and trend together, there is no proof one causes the other. The onus is on the debater to prove with additional data that the two things are, in fact, related.