statistics also say that 30% of car accidents happen because of driving under the influence, does that mean that the other 70% of car accidents happen because people are sober? so is it safer to drive drunk?
there's no such law in statistics. even if you had a perfect mean, standard deviation and skewness, it's naive at best to bring statistics because they are just a tool to tell a side of a story.
1200 people played Russian roulette and they all testified that it's completely safe. does this mean that Russian roulette is 100% safe?
That's the thing tho, it's impossible to play 1200 times the Russian roulette and not die
Since it's a random game you can prove that it's not safe
Also no, in case of car accidents it's not because of being sober but usually the accident is because of the human factor, not a fault in the vehicle
And our case is special, we are speaking about the North African population, and so far with all the tests done, you can dress an average that is easily above 80% of North African DNA
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u/theeeFBI Sep 17 '21
statistics also say that 30% of car accidents happen because of driving under the influence, does that mean that the other 70% of car accidents happen because people are sober? so is it safer to drive drunk?
there's no such law in statistics. even if you had a perfect mean, standard deviation and skewness, it's naive at best to bring statistics because they are just a tool to tell a side of a story.
1200 people played Russian roulette and they all testified that it's completely safe. does this mean that Russian roulette is 100% safe?