In the first post you said that you observed associations between the dog smell, family dissolution and failures in business, in the time order which suggested some causal effects. This implies several possible causal relations:Nope. Where did you get this BS? They became arrogant because they were highly successful in business (with my little help), therefore I broke business deals with **some of them**. After that while seeing how they later failed with family/business, now I can explain where this problem started from - from doggism and arrogance. Now I just call to them time to time. We are no longer friends.So you were their friend when they were successful, but when they failed, you turned your back at them and blamed it on their dogs?At that time they were my friends. The story was the same in most those cases: failure with family, then usually divorce, then failure with business too.
The doggism is too expensive, ruining life.
Sorry, I dont get your katastrofic ukrainian causality logic and have no time to dig into it. Just read the plain text from my messages above.In the first post you said that you observed associations between the dog smell, family dissolution and failures in business, in the time order which suggested some causal effects. This implies several possible causal relations:Nope. Where did you get this BS? They became arrogant because they were highly successful in business (with my little help), therefore I broke business deals with **some of them**. After that while seeing how they later failed with family/business, now I can explain where this problem started from - from doggism and arrogance. Now I just call to them time to time. We are no longer friends.So you were their friend when they were successful, but when they failed, you turned your back at them and blamed it on their dogs?
1 chain: dog smell --> family dissolution --> bankruptcy
(where the dog smell causes the family dissolution and, indirectly, the consequent bankruptcy)
2 fork: bankruptcy <-- dog smell --> family dissolution
(where family dissolution and bankruptcy are two independent effects caused by the dog smell)
Now you introduced arrogance, which can complicate the above diagrams:
* as another cause of of failures (next to the dog smell)
3 chain:
dog smell arrogance
`v v'
family dissolution --> bankruptcy
4 fork
dog smell arrogance
`v v'
(family dissolution, bankruptcy)
I cannot draw this graph in ASCII properly. Separate arrows go from each supposed cause to each outcome.
* as a mediator of the dog smell:
5 chain: dog smell --> arrogance --> family dissolution --> bankruptcy
6 fork: dog smell --> arrogance --> family dissolution
`v
bankruptcy
Which causal relation are you postulating?
A UML State machine might be better. Easy to check for cycles and tautologies.I'd recommend using some logic from time to time. Some people do this instinctively, but I suggested a simple graphical method in your case.
moreIt wasn't the dog's lick that comprised his immune system.
People who abuse alcohol, don't have a spleen, have weak immune systems, or have cancer, diabetes or HIV are at more of a risk to be affected by the bacteria, according to the CDC.
Neither Manteufel nor Larson reported any of these risk factors before the infection set in, according to NBC News. Both their illnesses began with flu-like symptoms that grew more serious within days of making contact with a dog.
BTW I've never understand why pet owners (the ones who also claim they are the ones who love animals) are happy when their dog comes and licks their face after they (disambiguation: the pet) ate poo left on the sidewalk by other dogs and sniffed genitals of their congeners. Disgusting!moreIt wasn't the dog's lick that comprised his immune system.
Bacteria spread through dog saliva linked to death of Wisconsin womanPeople who abuse alcohol, don't have a spleen, have weak immune systems, or have cancer, diabetes or HIV are at more of a risk to be affected by the bacteria, according to the CDC.
Neither Manteufel nor Larson reported any of these risk factors before the infection set in, according to NBC News. Both their illnesses began with flu-like symptoms that grew more serious within days of making contact with a dog.
Make a choice! (LR didn't have a piano when he was a kid, so he used ours)He admitted to not being a Colombian, when I caught him making a mistake in a Spanish verb conjugation. Unfortunately, I cannot check his French. I think he's Asian (e.g. Chinese) leaving somewhere in Europe.
LIVINGHe admitted to not being a Colombian, when I caught him making a mistake in a Spanish verb conjugation. Unfortunately, I cannot check his French. I think he's Asian (e.g. Chinese) leaving somewhere in Europe.
"leaving somewhere in Europe" is kinda UK's view of thingsLIVINGHe admitted to not being a Colombian, when I caught him making a mistake in a Spanish verb conjugation. Unfortunately, I cannot check his French. I think he's Asian (e.g. Chinese) leaving somewhere in Europe.