Understanding Correlation vs. Causation: Examining Common Causal Relationships

The video tutorial explains the difference between correlation and causation, emphasizing that correlation does not imply causation. It uses examples like ice cream consumption and drowning, and windmills and trees, to illustrate common causal relationships. The lesson highlights the importance of identifying lurking variables that may cause both correlated variables.

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