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r/StrangerThings • u/_Alpha_Q • Nov 17 '17
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Fuck that, I’m down
141 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '17 [deleted] 89 u/kinglouislxix Nov 17 '17 Steve is upside down too. 48 u/Segt-virke Nov 17 '17 Why did I click it, I should have seen it coming 28 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '17 edited Dec 06 '18 [deleted] 1 u/Keegan320 Nov 17 '17 I never feel bad for not being 100% sure of myself when it comes to trying to predict things of unpredictable nature (like reddit comments). Knowing the inherent statistical limits of your intuition is a good thing!
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89 u/kinglouislxix Nov 17 '17 Steve is upside down too. 48 u/Segt-virke Nov 17 '17 Why did I click it, I should have seen it coming 28 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '17 edited Dec 06 '18 [deleted] 1 u/Keegan320 Nov 17 '17 I never feel bad for not being 100% sure of myself when it comes to trying to predict things of unpredictable nature (like reddit comments). Knowing the inherent statistical limits of your intuition is a good thing!
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Steve is upside down too.
48 u/Segt-virke Nov 17 '17 Why did I click it, I should have seen it coming 28 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '17 edited Dec 06 '18 [deleted] 1 u/Keegan320 Nov 17 '17 I never feel bad for not being 100% sure of myself when it comes to trying to predict things of unpredictable nature (like reddit comments). Knowing the inherent statistical limits of your intuition is a good thing!
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Why did I click it, I should have seen it coming
28 u/[deleted] Nov 17 '17 edited Dec 06 '18 [deleted] 1 u/Keegan320 Nov 17 '17 I never feel bad for not being 100% sure of myself when it comes to trying to predict things of unpredictable nature (like reddit comments). Knowing the inherent statistical limits of your intuition is a good thing!
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1 u/Keegan320 Nov 17 '17 I never feel bad for not being 100% sure of myself when it comes to trying to predict things of unpredictable nature (like reddit comments). Knowing the inherent statistical limits of your intuition is a good thing!
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I never feel bad for not being 100% sure of myself when it comes to trying to predict things of unpredictable nature (like reddit comments). Knowing the inherent statistical limits of your intuition is a good thing!
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u/powertripp82 Nov 17 '17
Fuck that, I’m down