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Maybe if you could "reason" you'll see I never said "guaranteed." Obviously the trendline points to the most probable outcome. If you HAVE to bet, bet on proba
by ninetyninenine 1y ago
Maybe if you could "reason" you'll see I never said "guaranteed."
Obviously the trendline points to the most probable outcome. If you HAVE to bet, bet on probability. It's the most reasonable answer.
- necovek 1y agoTrendlines are a way to represent some statistical data. Probability can help predict things with enough instances of an event — statistics are only a small part of how we establish a probability of a future event, and a core ingredient of even that small part is having a sufficiently representative sample (which "trendlines" usually don't). Eg. you can get statistics for all the winning lottery tickets from the last 5 years — that won't help you predict the next one. Stop confusing the two.
- ninetyninenine 1y agoIt’s probability. If a trending or pattern exists there’s a higher probability that the pattern continues into the future. No such pattern exists for the lottery. Stop being stupid.