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Better formulation: a one-in-a-million event that is tried a million times has a ~63% chance of happening.

• fsckboy 2y ago
  yes, that doesn't suffer from gambler's fallacy, but actually surprises people and makes them forget about the issue you're talking about and focus on the probabilities that they don't understand and have no tools to understand... and that's when the 1 in a million event takes place, while they are distracted
  • mdp2021 2y ago
    > that they don't understand and have no tools to understand Why are they not scholarized? What are they doing in the wild? There's an infestation and it is mentioned marginally, as opposed to red-level crisis?! > while they are distracted They should be trained towards the conditions for focus pre-emptively!
    • orf 2y ago
      We live in the real world though. As you know.
      • mdp2021 2y ago
        Yes Orb, and it's a problem, and that's why we engineer! ;)