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Same size of 808 feels cray to hang your reputation on. (Note that I could totally see this result being true.) -- nm*
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amanda
Statistics is wild. -- nm
Posted by
znufrii
Nov 3 '24, 05:40
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For example, the Birthday Paradox, which seems impossible even when you understand the math.
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Bayronmax
Nov 3, 06:13
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What's it....23 people? -- nm
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Will Hunting
Nov 3, 06:14
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yup. -- nm
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Reagen
Nov 3, 06:23
I always liked stats (I know, you're all shocked) but seeing the physical implications of sample sizes was really wild in my stats class. -- nm
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Reagen
Nov 3, 05:43
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I just always think there are so many demos to represent. Like white ladies with postgrad degrees living in large towns who usually but
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amanda
Nov 3, 05:47
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There's a lot of correlation between these groups though
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Reagen
Nov 3, 05:57
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But what about atheists vs agnostics?? -- nm
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mara
Nov 3, 06:37
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I don't care and I don't know.
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Reagen
Nov 3, 06:45
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Heh -- nm
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mara
Nov 3, 06:45
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