Question

An original example that confuses correlation with identity (not a president example).

Answer 1

Ans) Example that confuses correlation with identity:

Smoking cigarettes cause lung cancer (Thing A causes Thing B):

1. ​​​This is an Example.
2. Despite my continued pleading to be skeptical of various claims, I like to point out that sometimes disbelieving a true claim also has consequences.
3. For years tobacco companies tried to cast doubt on the link between smoking and lung cancer, often using “correlation is not causation!” type propaganda.