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(Not OP) It does not really matter: if someone is a criminal (however tiny that group is), and we make the (reasonable?) hypothesis that criminals are not more
by throwaway744678 5y ago
(Not OP) It does not really matter: if someone is a criminal (however tiny that group is), and we make the (reasonable?) hypothesis that criminals are not more (nor less) informed that the general population, the intersection is really tiny.
tiny * tiny = very tiny
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- runarberg 5y agoTwo two variables aren’t independent so you can’t just multiply the two. You must account for their covariance before you do that.