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by SamBam
2275 days ago
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> highly unlikely but not impossible Looking for something else to blame when you agree that it's "highly unlikely but not impossible" simply shows how unintuitive statistics are. How many people are known to have COVID in the US? 55,000 officially, probably 3-10x that, let's say 100k for a nice round number. Is 1 out of 100k a "highly unlikely but not impossible" chance? Sure. So you don't need to assume that there must be other causes in the absence of other evidence. |
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