Sorta. Mathematically yes. Socially, I dunno. When you have a test determines you to be 21% likely to be guilty but the people judging you see "99.99% accurate

Sorta. Mathematically yes. Socially, I dunno. When you have a test determines you to be 21% likely to be guilty but the people judging you see "99.99% accurate test" statistical innumeracy is dangerous. The best fix is to use the useful info in the smart way, but "the smart way" means fixing education problems we're already trying and failing to fix.