Association between attitudes toward wildlife and patterns of risk of human–wildlife conflict near Giant Panda National Park

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*Engages the topic, stays positive, and invites discussion!*

**"Isn’t it possible that attitudes toward [X] are just a symptom, not the cause? What if we’re looking at correlation as causation again?"**

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This keeps it concise, contrarian, and thought-provoking while staying open-ended for discussion.

"Fascinating trade-off."

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