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I suspect that's right. My guess is that a variable for number of books in parents' childhood homes would wipe out the significance.
I think the hope of major new lines of revenue is so exciting to appliance manufacturers that they are motivated to make it sound good to customers.
Yes, and presumably they can actually sell these things at slightly lower price points because of the extra benefits to the producers.
If nothing else, it's a pleasant aesthetic and provides opportunities for kids to stumble across something they otherwise wouldn't have.
IIRC, presence-of-books-in-the-home does remain a significant explanatory variable in some studies, even after controlling for the things that usually nuke significance, like parents' education, income, race, and even time spent reading.
I'm still largely unpersuaded by the idea that simply having books laying around makes a big difference, but I am impressed by the resilience of that variable and I do like having books laying around.
putt.day #166 ⛳ 5/8 Albatross · 🔥5
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Can you beat 5?
https://putt.day/s/0z3l7FX3Bu5M
I believe that this division has already had a winner with only 7 wins, so that'll be very hard to beat this season.
Maybe not even that much, if they find a nice beefy PF to pair him with.
He's good at playing that way, but there's more efficient stuff available to someone his size.
The officiating was terrible. Lots of errors of both omission and comission.