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It's all in how you phrase the question, isn't it? Your analysis is right if we're talking about how a person's score on a driving test stacks up against the a
by calambrac 18y ago
It's all in how you phrase the question, isn't it? Your analysis is right if we're talking about how a person's score on a driving test stacks up against the average score, gp's is right if we're talking about how people rank themselves among the population of all drivers (i.e., if 9/10 drivers think they're in the top five, then there are at least 4 delusional people).
- DougBTX 18y agoI think nostrademons is essentially saying that the top nine drivers are indistinguishable from each other, as none of them have been in an accident. They are all "the best". Depending on how pessimistic you are, there are either no people in the top five, or nine people in the top five.