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Yes, it’s like people complaining that there was a 90% chance of rain and then it didn’t rain. Of course in reality you either get killed by your partner or yo
by echoangle 1y ago
Yes, it’s like people complaining that there was a 90% chance of rain and then it didn’t rain.
Of course in reality you either get killed by your partner or you don’t, every judgement except „negligible“ and „extreme risk“ will be wrong if you need absolute certainty. And if you want to have a false negative rate of literally 0, you need to return „extreme risk“ for every single case.