You will never be wrong if you use statistics correctly.
To demonstrate let us take the statement “You have a 15% chance of having a rare stinging butterfly land on you today.”
The number in this statement provides a sense of precision and objectivity while actually preventing the statement from ever being wrong.
Whether the butterfly lands on you or not, the statement could have been correct
and there is no way to show otherwise.
Starboard:
So, even the statement “Today I have a 75% chance of becoming a millionaire and losing it all to a scruffy man from Chicago in a dramatic game of jenga played in the Sahara” could be correct?
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