Question for causal inference folks: when every other area of study has a community of more-or-less equal researchers, how come causal inference is pretty much dominated by just one dude at the top (I'm referring of course to Judea Pearl)? It feels like the entire topic is one person's manifesto. Am I missing something?
#CausalInference
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