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FYI, just because you put "unlikely" next to a statement, doesn't really qualify as evidence and/or argument. For example, the first 2, aren't just "unlikely",
by antisthenes 2y ago
FYI, just because you put "unlikely" next to a statement, doesn't really qualify as evidence and/or argument.
For example, the first 2, aren't just "unlikely", they are likely, real and documented in multiple accounts.
So if you ask a question based on the wrong inputs, you're not going to get the right answer.
- 0x01DEED 2y agoI think I am allowed to state my opinion and then ask other people to comment on my opinion. I said "unlikely" because that's my personal experience. Unfortunately no official statistics exist on these topics. If you have relevant data, please do share them!