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Originally Posted by Madison
If, in fact, people of lower economic status are more likely to die of overdose, those who aren't a member of that population are undeniably at lower risk. They are not at zero risk, of course, but their risk is lower when compared to the population as a whole.
If you want to address a problem, the first step should be understanding the problem and sorting out the facts from hearsay.
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It's still interesting but you ignored what I pointed out:
The studies that show those statistics ignore population density.
So yes: let's sort out facts from study statistics that lack important pieces of data.
Or as I like to joke the magnitude of falsehoods: lies...dang lies...statistics...datasheets
A datasheet in the hands of person without comprehensive knowledge is a dangerous thing.
Statistics are just as bad - cause all you need to do is accept the conclusion and ignore the critical thinking.