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Yes, but if you have many fat tailed distributions, increasing the sample size makes it increasingly less likely that it's _the same person at the end each time
by SmooL 4y ago
Yes, but if you have many fat tailed distributions, increasing the sample size makes it increasingly less likely that it's _the same person at the end each time_
- OscarCunningham 4y agoThis would imply that there's a single factor upstream leading to his exceptional ability in several measures downstream.
- cryptonector 4y agohttps://medium.com/@casciari/messi-is-a-dog-18b8f32766c8 https://medium.com/@casciari/messi-is-a-dog-18b8f32766c8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDsztJOgqUg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDsztJOgqUg TL;DR / TL;DW: Messi is a dog. The ball is his.
- ByThyGrace 4y agoRecommended. For further context, it's the narration of an article written in Spanish by H. Casciari, translated to English. It's a lovely but also profound literary article in the subject of Messi never losing sight of the ball, while also a critique on modern day analysis of the game and its influence on player behavior.
- cryptonector 4y agoIn Spanish: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg9fDOvE80g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg9fDOvE80g