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Trinity Study is not the 4% rule
I'm not sure where the "also called 'the 4 percent rule'" came from. The original study does not mention a 4% rule. It doesn't even mention anything special about 4% by itself. In the actual research paper, any mention of 4% is also associated with 3%. HSukePup (talk) 05:55, 17 February 2021 (UTC)