Isn't education level correlated with how likely you are to get dementia? Rather, doesn't education delay early symptoms of dementia which show up in later years often allowing well educated people to function at a high capacity until they die? I'm assuming careers that require more education result in a lower percentage of workers with dementia.

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I dunno. Curious though.

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I wonder if this is a case of "post hoc ergo propter hoc". That is, correlation does not necessarily mean causation.

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