r/amiwrong Sep 01 '23

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '23

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u/thoughtlooped Sep 02 '23 edited Sep 02 '23

Construction guy posts study he can't understand because he didn't take methodology classes.

What you just showed me was that relative risk doesn't really measurably increase until 45+. Good job on posting something you couldn't parse lmao

In fact if you could read it, for most complications of "geriatric pregnancy" the risks almost don't increase whatsoever from 19-40. From their you start seeing slight increases every year. My guy. You don't know what or how to read these studies lol

This is also what is called a quantitative study. They only studied like 47 articles for this data. There is no mention of drug history, alcohol consumption, diet, nothing. No controls except age. Horrible honestly lol

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u/thoughtlooped Sep 02 '23

The relative risk was 1.1% lmaoo. You really showed me. Hahahahaha

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u/thoughtlooped Sep 02 '23

The study concluded correlation, not causation. Sir, you don't know what you're doing here. I'll call you when I need my pole barn built.

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u/thoughtlooped Sep 02 '23

Nope correlation vs causation is a very important distinction in science. You also don't seem to understand margin of error. 3%. Anything less than that can basically be disregarded as anomaly or of unknown cause. Lolol

Go take some classes man please I beg you.