> this article is weird Yes, it's very weird. I can't tell if the author can't express themselves well enough in English, doesn't understand the topic, or some

> this article is weird Yes, it's very weird. I can't tell if the author can't express themselves well enough in English, doesn't understand the topic, or something else happened (editorialization, SEO garbage...) > Likelihood is applied when you want to increase the chances of a specific event or outcome occurring. ??? > if 12 cars go down a particular road at 11 am every day, we can use Poisson distribution to figure out how many cars go down that road at 11 am in a month. ??? > if we’re looking at how many chocolate bars were sold in a day, we would use the normal distribution. However, if we want to look into how many were sold in a specific hour, we will use t-distribution ???