Re:Testimony to House committee by former Facebook executive...
by AndrewKemendo on Thursday September 24, 2020 @05:23PM
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It's an interesting point. I would tend to agree with that in the sense that it's a log graph of "difficulty" required.
However I'm not sure how that would be supported without assuming there is some base-rate that would smoke no matter what, as though smoking specifically is a natural inclination, with everyone above the base rate on some log distribution of "ability to convince to stop smoking."
However I'm not sure how that would be supported without assuming there is some base-rate that would smoke no matter what, as though smoking specifically is a natural inclination, with everyone above the base rate on some log distribution of "ability to convince to stop smoking."