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Doesn't imply Causation but....

That's awesome, thanks for sharing.

Great example!

Uh oh. I don't like IE and use Chrome. I hope that doesn't mean I'm becoming more violent over time.

C-dub wrote:Uh oh. I don't like IE and use Chrome. I hope that doesn't mean I'm becoming more violent over time.

Go back and retread the chart. It means the exact opposite. As IE use has gone down, so has murder. As a Chrome user, you are part of the downward trend..........IF correlation = causation......which it doesn't.

LMAO, I'd like to blame that on the foul ball to the noggin I took yesterday while catching at my daughters softball practice, but ...

As Arte Johnson from Laugh-In used to say: "Veeerrrrrryyyyyyy Eeenteeerrrrresssstiinng!"

It has always been my position that using IE will drive a person to violence.

psijac wrote:Doesn't imply Causation but....

I would like to see the correlation between bacon consumption and murder rate....more bacon. less murder?

SawdustBytes wrote:It has always been my position that using IE will drive a person to violence.

Not as much as it drives web designers to violence....

Internet Explorer: The most popular web browser .... to download other web browsers.

And the antis say the same about owning and carrying of guns. They say just because gun laws are loosened it may correlate to less crime but not be the cause for less crime.

However, I feel much better since I left IE behind a while back.