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Nope. P(A) will always be greater than or equal to P(A|B). Assume P(B)=1. What's P(A|B)? P(A). You're still right about your claim, it's just that I don't real
by orbitingpluto 14y ago
Nope. P(A) will always be greater than or equal to P(A|B). Assume P(B)=1. What's P(A|B)? P(A).
You're still right about your claim, it's just that I don't really care if a corporation is more likely to kill me anyway. Then the world goes all bizarro and you want a corporation to spy on you! (Your conditional probability statement would imply that it is safer to be spied on by a corporation. Please, take all off my personal information! I don't wanna dieeeee!)