There is a common misconception about correlation that a relationship between tw

There is a common misconception about correlation that a relationship between two variables means causation. Correlation by itself does not imply that one variable causes changes in the other variable. There is even a greater tendency to make this causal error when the two variables seem to be related to each other.
Please describe an instance where you have seen correlation misinterpreted as causation. Were there consequences?

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