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@wcbdata @futurebird I'm also willing to believe the results but draw nearly opposite conclusions:

Food security in childhood — and the trustworthiness of adult food promises to you — are strongly correlated with intergenerational privilege

which *also* correlates (causally!) w lifetime earnings

If you grew up aware that caregivers might not be *able* to keep food promises, the test is harder, even if you trust the caregivers equally

Kids are rational risk assessors