PedalBiker
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This whole debate shows the compexity of multivariate analysis. Just like how they can't forecast the weather or the economy with any accuracy past a certain point. The basic principles are pretty easy, the combinations are so numerous as to be unknowable.
If you knew exactly which scenario you'd be confronted with you could make a decision with much more confidence. I'm lucky to live in an area where more people die in car wrecks than from violence of any sort. For me, cholesterol numbers are actually more relevant than 9mm or 45.
It's still a hoot to read all the opinions.
If you knew exactly which scenario you'd be confronted with you could make a decision with much more confidence. I'm lucky to live in an area where more people die in car wrecks than from violence of any sort. For me, cholesterol numbers are actually more relevant than 9mm or 45.
It's still a hoot to read all the opinions.