At least if we're wrong, we know that we live in the remaining 5 % of parallel universes
this post was submitted on 19 Nov 2023
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But instagram conspiracy theorists will conclusively say 'WATCH THIS: floride is POISON. (follow link in bio)' Based on no study ever
Haha as a statistician that's why we want to keep measuring the same thing over time. I appreciate ur confidence interval
50/50 chance, either it happens or it doesn't. Easy.
85% of statistics is made up 35% of the times.
ah yes my love
the standard normal CDF as an approximation of the binomial distribution (so long as np(1-p) > 10)
That little guy? We don't worry about that little guy.
Usually.
Math checks out.
Probably.