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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9167621" data-attributes="member: 23751"><p>The interpretation of evidence does not have to be correct. Evidence is a fact that indicates that a belief is true. If you are at a restaurant at the time of a murder and your finger prints are on the knife(because you used it to eat a steak), that's evidence that you killed the person, even if you didn't.</p><p></p><p>A correlation like the slow release rate may not equal causation, but it is an indicator that their idea that the slow release rate is the reason or a large part of why 5e is doing well could be true. They might be wrong about that as there are a LOT of other factors that all hit at the same time with regard to 5e, but it is evidence. As those other factors are evidence that there are other reasons why 5e is doing so well. </p><p></p><p>The problem is that we don't have enough evidence to prove things either way, not that there's no evidence in either direction. For all we know we are all correct. The slower release rate is a major factor in how well 5e is doing, but 5e would do even better if it released 1 more book of crunch a year. No way to know.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 9167621, member: 23751"] The interpretation of evidence does not have to be correct. Evidence is a fact that indicates that a belief is true. If you are at a restaurant at the time of a murder and your finger prints are on the knife(because you used it to eat a steak), that's evidence that you killed the person, even if you didn't. A correlation like the slow release rate may not equal causation, but it is an indicator that their idea that the slow release rate is the reason or a large part of why 5e is doing well could be true. They might be wrong about that as there are a LOT of other factors that all hit at the same time with regard to 5e, but it is evidence. As those other factors are evidence that there are other reasons why 5e is doing so well. The problem is that we don't have enough evidence to prove things either way, not that there's no evidence in either direction. For all we know we are all correct. The slower release rate is a major factor in how well 5e is doing, but 5e would do even better if it released 1 more book of crunch a year. No way to know. [/QUOTE]
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