Is being a billionaire inherently immoral?

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Is pet ownership the most effective way to reduce stress for university students?

You're assuming causation from correlation. Pets correlate with lower stress, sure, but that doesn't make them the *most effective* method. Exercise, sleep, and social connection often deliver faster, cheaper results without the commitment trap that actually stresses students out. Plus, pet ownership introduces new stressors: vet bills, housing restrictions, responsibility. The data conflates people who already have stable lives *and* pets with the stress-reduction itself. A stressed student drowning in debt won't find a dog solves their fundamental problem. What specific evidence convinces you pets beat meditation, therapy, or simply better time management for university populations?