The closest thing we have to “causation” is the scientific method and even that is only one counter example from disproving entire theories.
So why we need AI to understand causation when even we don’t have it.
It’s correlation all the way down. We should strive for truth but know that we will never achieve any
No, so far that too is just a correlation.
We don't know what's all the way down, absolutely no clue.
> “Canada is the only country in the world where it is illegal to obtain private health insurance when there are long wait-lists. That surely says something,” said Dr. Brian Day, medical director of Cambie Surgery Centre in Vancouver and past president of the Canadian Medical Association (CMA).
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> He launched a legal challenge to the B.C. Medicare Protection Act, saying wait times in the public health system are too long and stopping patients from paying for those services outside the public system violates their rights.
> In July, the B.C. Court of Appeal dismissed the Vancouver surgeon’s challenge.
> However, in their ruling, the judges accepted that the act’s provisions “deprived some patients’ right to security of the person by preventing them from accessing private care when the public system had failed to provide timely medical treatment.”
https://globalnews.ca/news/9099696/canada-private-health-car...
Can you cite a source for people dying in "large" numbers waiting for medical care in Canada?