Understanding Causation
Erika and Scott discuss the importance of understanding causation in dealing with unexpected events like diabetes, questioning whether it's necessary to assign blame or if moving forward is the key focus. They emphasize the significance of cleaning up the mess and moving on rather than dwelling on the past.In this clip
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