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Something happening after being given a statistically low chance of happening doesn't automatically mean the statistical model was wrong. If we are standing at
by corin_ 10y ago
Something happening after being given a statistically low chance of happening doesn't automatically mean the statistical model was wrong.
If we are standing at a roulette table and I tell you there is a 2.7% chance the ball will land on 4 and it lands on 4, it doesn't mean my low % was incorrect.