> You made a model with the "exact same exposure in different units",
> which is something that no one would do,
Hehe, translation is don't post messages until you've thought them
through.
Anyway, turns out that the answer to my question is "No"..
Multicollinearity cannot force a correlation. It turns out that ONE
of the variables *was* correlated With R^2=0.45 and so
multicollinearity had no effect on overall R^2.
I'm sure no-one is interested in my data as it has nothing to do with
statistics, my subject of interest is not statistics.. but i need to
learn it as a tool..
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