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I upvoted because you make an interesting point, but I'm surprised to hear anybody matches socks that carefully! Also, wouldn't the wear work out to be roughly
by irremediable 12y ago
I upvoted because you make an interesting point, but I'm surprised to hear anybody matches socks that carefully!
Also, wouldn't the wear work out to be roughly equal if you alternate socks roughly equally?
- privong 12y ago> Also, wouldn't the wear work out to be roughly equal if you alternate socks roughly equally? My guess is that this is a poisson process, so there would be a tail of (a few) socks which are randomly worn more than others?
- Jtsummers 12y agoSocks that haven't been worn between the last time you've done laundry and the most recent time end up at the bottom of the drawer. So the worn socks get picked again and reworn before the ones at the bottom of the drawer. Then one week you skip laundry, everything ends up in the wash the next week and you realize that you have very different wear levels on your socks.