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Is ("Chemical Imbalance" => Depression) an example of fake causality?
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This was a helpful response, thank you. The concept of a working hypothesis is unfamiliar to me and I'm curious about the practical utility of them, which leads me to more questions like: By what sort of process does the existence of a working hypothesis enable research? To what extent would said research be more difficult to do without a working hypothesis? To the extent that a working hypothesis is used in public communication with non-scientists about a given topic, why is it so? So I will investigate these things and look for resources to learn more. 

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