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> have equal chance to be malicious. Is A has a p chance of being malicious and B has a q chance of being malicious then the chance of them both being maliciou
by bob001 8mo ago
> have equal chance to be malicious.
Is A has a p chance of being malicious and B has a q chance of being malicious then the chance of them both being malicious is pq. pq <= p and p*q <= q.
I'm honestly not sure why its so hard for you to understand that TWO people being malicious at the same time is less likely than either being mailicous on their own.
- qsera 8mo agoThis is why "scientists" cannot be trusted. They "thinking" is disconnected from real world dynamics. > both being malicious is pq. Not if p -> q. If p is malicious, a malicious q is most probably maliciously picked by p to review this study.