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I knows how science works. That is why I am asking how we can compare the rate of change when the sample rates being compared are three orders of magnitude off.
by black6 7y ago
I knows how science works. That is why I am asking how we can compare the rate of change when the sample rates being compared are three orders of magnitude off.
EDIT: more benefit-of-the-doubt for orders-of-magnitude difference — three instead of six. For example, if we take the yearly average, that’s a sample rate in the micro-hertz. A sample rate of +-80 years is in the nano-hertz range.