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Guygan t1_ixvvgbu wrote

I think it’s more correlated with your spouse fucking other people. But maybe that’s just me.

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meowmix778 t1_ixw0x45 wrote

This is what big margarine has always wanted.

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MaineChowder71 t1_ixw271v wrote

Who the hell still eats margarine? I was raised on that shit and will never put that garbage in my body now.

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Commercial-Amount344 t1_ixw56tz wrote

We only eat butter and we are poor. We will sell plasma to eat butter over margarine. Been married 12-13 years now.

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GreatJobKeepitUp t1_ixw5as9 wrote

Everyone knows you can use margarine to get people to break up

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The_Red_Crab t1_ixw7my1 wrote

Used margarine for many years. After divorce went strictly butter. Hmmm.

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DidDunMegasploded t1_ixwd8qq wrote

What is this weird food you call "margarine"? Butter has only graced our family.

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Invisible00101001 t1_ixwo7uh wrote

A beautiful example of how correlation does not equal causation.

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Artistic-Baseball-81 t1_ixwviwh wrote

We always had margarine growing up, but we still called it butter. My grandma would get "real butter" for Christmas dinner. Now I only buy butter, but I cant help but refer to it as "real butter"

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binbinfromthe7 t1_ixyr34p wrote

Anything is better than that nasty ass butter that's made with breastmilk from a different species 🤢🤮

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Mjolnir36 t1_ixyub1g wrote

Margarine was invented to fatten up domestic poultry, when the substance instead killed said poultry, the companies and scientists that had spent millions developing it figured ; What the hell, we’ll sell it for human consumption. You can literally feel it clogging your arteries.

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Mjolnir36 t1_ixywafl wrote

Where did l say it was healthy? It has to be healthier that hydrogenated vegetable oil that has been proven to be artery clogging garbage. No processed fats are good for the human body. I’d love to compare brain pans with you but since you’re all out there claiming people are stupid, you’re not worth my time.

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binbinfromthe7 t1_ixywldv wrote

Oh no😢 I'm not worthy of your time🤷‍♂️ but here you are saying that butter made with cowbreast milk doesn't clog arteries ? Please, go be stupid somewhere else. Not trying to debate a fucking moron like you.

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RisinSon t1_ixywxt2 wrote

I also eat plant based and agree with you to not consume another species milk <that has nature's intended purpose of turning a calf into a cow>. Got divorced before being vegan (while eating butter). Haven't gotten married again so can't fully add to these statistics. However my situation goes against correlation. The data and some comments here are funny though! And isn't that what's it's all about sometimes? Lol.

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False_Code t1_ixyxjey wrote

Hahaha I remember when this was posted around this time a few years ago

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starchildofME t1_ixz4tai wrote

LOL I love examples of correlation does not always equal causation.

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Tumbleweed-53 t1_ixz8ne8 wrote

The economy too. When economy is bad couples stay together.

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Invisible00101001 t1_ixzbizy wrote

I'm sorry, maybe I'm missing something here. So I'm going to ignore your insult for a moment and see if I can understand.

Are you suggesting that this data, which you have "investigated fully" shows that margarine consumption causes divorce?

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TarantinoFan23 t1_ixzdn34 wrote

Another faulty conclusion from you.

I am just saying that by looking at this graph, you have no way to tell if they are correlated or not. We would need to see margin usage by relationship to make that distinction.

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Invisible00101001 t1_ixzi4fd wrote

I'll admit that I didn't run a statistical analysis to determine standard deviations and P values to conclusively say that there is linear correlation. I just kinda made that assumption based on the similarity of the data curves that are presented and that, you know, the graph is literally titled " Divorce Rates in Maine Correlates with Margarine Consumption per Capita."

Then I made an innocent little comment about how correlation doesn't always equal causation and for some reason you're coming after me as if that insulted you somehow. Meanwhile you're not even disagreeing with me. You just don't think I did my homework adequately??

So, instead, you're gonna show up to call me "an ass" because I didn't check "margin usage" to determine distinctions on a relationship between divorce and margarine usage? On a joking/nonserious post in a maine subreddit? Are you fucking kidding me dude?? Who hurt you and made you like this?

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EasternMaine t1_ixzt4t7 wrote

Is this a great example of correlation vs causation.

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