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I would need more data on how many businesses failed based on ownership of the chair. If you told me that chair had been used by n successive failed businesses
by hermannj314 2y ago
I would need more data on how many businesses failed based on ownership of the chair.
If you told me that chair had been used by n successive failed businesses, there is a value of n where I would reject the null hypothesis that the chair has no association with the business failing.
I don't think n=1 is sufficiently large.
- bluGill 2y agoYou will never get to n sufficiently large - chairs don't last that long. Even if a chair really is that haunted, it will have to be in a startup for 6 months before the money runs out (it will take that long to run out of money after the chair forces it on the bad track - if the startup runs out sooner it wasn't the chair at fault).
- rzzzt 2y agoBut when it breaks, they take the roller wheel and put it on another chair.