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Why is "1 in X" so much worse than "X in 100"?
by seattle_spring 5y ago
Why is "1 in X" so much worse than "X in 100"?
- lordnacho 5y agoEvery time X goes up 1 in the first example, the amount that's actually changed is different. In the second, it's the same. I've eaten 1/5 of the pizza. Now 1/4. Now 1/3. Slices are all different sizes. I've eaten 20% of the pizza. Now 40%. Now 60%. Slices are the same.
- niij 5y agoIt's not. They just need something to complain about.