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A Correlation verb is stationary, it is not affecting the who/what in the premise, it is just in there, hanging out in the sentence. A Causation verb took is taking action (or took action) the who/what IS doing something, there is movement.

What I have learned here is order of wording and exactly how information is displayed can change how that information is perceived.

Your videos are very helpful sir

Very helpful. Ty.

Very cool teacher!

I get that in the car situation, the necessary is being confused for the sufficient, and that’s the answer we should look out for. But would another answer to look for be: the sufficient is being confused for the necessary?

Sir,if we can get your lectures live?? We can't reach out to anyone and i found this channel ,so could you help us out?😥

Plzz ,if you can teach by picking up a question as an example ,it will be more easy !!

So smoking increasing the likelihood of one having cancer by 5% is a CAUSAL claim. Yet, the claim that "people who smoke are more likely to get lung cancer" is CORRELATIVE. It seems to me the only difference between these is the quantification of these likelihoods. I can't imagine that it is a statement having numbers or not as being the deciding factor here. So what am I missing?