Factor C
When people think A causes B, but it’s really C that’s messing with both. Like when you think your breakfast causes your success, but it’s really your mom who’s behind it.
Correlation is not causation. I got a 100% on the test and ate cereal. So cereal caused the 100%? No. My mom made me study.
You think that gym makes you hot. No. It’s the fact that you’re also wearing Factor C sweatpants.
You think your lucky sock made you win. No. It was Factor C. Your mom gave you the sock and told you to win.