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If you start with the assumption that brain cancer's occurrence is randomly distributed, then sure I guess.
by tengbretson 2y ago
If you start with the assumption that brain cancer's occurrence is randomly distributed, then sure I guess.
- Retr0id 2y agoIf you assume it isn't randomly distributed, those odds only go up.
- mmooss 2y agoWhich odds go up, if you would clarify?
- Retr0id 2y agoThe odds "that some where several get cancer at the same time". (And by odds I mean probability, strictly speaking)
- throwaway290 2y agonope. they go down for some people and up for other people. if these nurses are the second kind then that is interesting.
- surgical_fire 2y agoThe nurses did not have cancer. They had benign tumors.