Speakers of languages without a future tense care more about the environment
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Speakers of languages without a future tense care more about the environment
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#2Russians have a clearly distinct future tense and clearly don't give a shit about the environment. But I still not persuaded that the correlation is there, the data is too big-grained.
And tangential, but I loved the "continue without agreeing" button, that is what I miss in GDPR popups.
Re: Speakers of languages without a future tense care more about the environment
#3Russians have a clearly distinct future tense and clearly don't give a shit about the environment. But I still not persuaded that the correlation is there, the data is too big-grained. And tangential, but I loved the "continue without agreeing" button, that is what I miss in GDPR popups.
> Russians have a clearly distinct future tense and clearly don't give a shit about the environment.
That's what the article claims, though. It says that speakers of languages without a future tense care about the environment.
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#4Is this a typical case of correlation does not imply causation?
Re: Speakers of languages without a future tense care more about the environment
#5Is this a typical case of correlation does not imply causation?
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