[sk4rekr0w]

You can't take an average and apply it to a specific situation.

In this context, if you believe that men are in dramatic positions of power, then you would have to find the # that shows how often powerful men are wrongly accused (vs. just the average man).

[CiPHPerCoder]

> You can't take an average and apply it to a specific situation.

In the absence of a more focused study, it's the best we have.

Do you have an alternative study to link to?

[sk4rekr0w]

I'm not aware of a study - but that doesn't mean you default to bad math.

[CiPHPerCoder]

I'd use "better" math if it were available. Until then, I'm going to use the best tool for the job, even if it's "bad".

To that end, I refuse to make perfect the enemy of good.

[sk4rekr0w]

Our difference of opinion is that I think you are refusing to make bad the enemy of good

[CiPHPerCoder]

If you have better, provide it. Otherwise, "the good" is "the best we have" and "the perfect" is "what we don't have".