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Especially as he goes on to state: > It feels like a difference of four people when, in reality, it’s a difference of 80. That’s a much bigger difference than
by meigwilym 7y ago
Especially as he goes on to state:
> It feels like a difference of four people when, in reality, it’s a difference of 80. That’s a much bigger difference than we expect.
I had to stop reading here.
- Marazan 7y agoBut that's the point. Ratios are really hard to reason about. Your mind sees the 5% going to 1% (or the 95% going to 99%) and thinks it's a small difference. When in actuality it's a big change.
- UserIsUnused 7y agoDepends on how you frame it. There is 80 of difference when you think about "how many users say yes for each No" So, what do you want to know, "yes for every 100" or "yes for every no" ? It matters.
- Ensorceled 7y agoWhen you thought about it some more, did you come back?