I don't agree. The whole paragraph makes that clear - 1 in 1000 is actually pretty good odds that this is just a coincidence, and most people should know this i

I don't agree. The whole paragraph makes that clear - 1 in 1000 is actually pretty good odds that this is just a coincidence, and most people should know this intuitively. > The measurement from LHCb is three-sigma - meaning there is roughly a one in 1,000 chance that the measurement is a statistical coincidence. So people should not get carried away by these findings, according to team leader Prof Chris Parkes, from the University of Manchester.