these numbers are not all comparable. 1/30 chance of being gay means there's a genetic dice being thrown (as far as we understand). a 1/2500 'chance' of worki

these numbers are not all comparable. 1/30 chance of being gay means there's a genetic dice being thrown (as far as we understand). a 1/2500 'chance' of working for google does not have the same degree of randomness. not everyone in the US applied to work for google. on the same rationale, pick a random convenience store with three employees - you have a 1 / 100 million 'chance' of working there. it's like being surprised at any given bridge hand because the chance you were dealt that particular one is one in a trillion. you have to get -some- bridge hand. people generally work -somewhere-. the numbers are meaningless without prior selection.