I used to do this with my halloween candy, too!! :D

Here's another photo for the memory box / departmental scrapbook 😀

So great to have Philipp in our Berlin causal inference bubble! Looking forward to future exchanges :)

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Preach!!

Yours also sounds very memorable! Great teaching exercise :) yes... I'll keep trying to convince Peter ;)

Then we watch what happens to the relationship between the two variables once this selection is introduced :)

In a nutshell: the dice represent two causes for an outcome. Each roll (of two dice) represents the observed values for one individual in the data set. rules are introduced dictating which rolls can be written down (ie. recruiting high risk patients only defined as specific values).

I keep telling @pwgtennant.bsky.social he needs to write up this exercise as a tutorial / educational corner article ;) Maybe this will give him that necessary nudge!

You are so organized! 🤩

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