People often assume that detecting something automatically explains the cause of a problem. In complex systems, detection and causation are not the same thing. In this episode, I examine the logic, assumptions, and scientific limitations behind urine mycotoxin testing — particularly when it's used to draw conclusions about mold exposure, chronic fatigue, or illness causation.
We explore:
A recurring theme throughout the discussion is that people often mistake: detection for explanation, association for proof, and measurements for understanding.
This episode is less about mold itself and more about how humans interpret complex systems under uncertainty.
