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RE: I don't argue against quantum effects, but I for one ...

What if a relationship is shown to exist between and intervention and an out come, even if the mechanism is not easily understood?

How strong would the evidence suggesting said relationship need to be for the intervention to be considered plausible, or worthy of further investigation, or causal (mildly, moderately, strongly)... considering that the means of the quantification may not yet exist (let alone how it might map to practical use) and qualification can be readily confounded by context and the methods of investigation... and subjectivity?

Just wonderin'.

Regards,
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