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by jbay808
2055 days ago
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A 1 in 1024 chance is not an absurd premise! Something that has a 1 in 1024 chance of ocurring to a person happens to 7 million people. If you get that evidence, you need to be capable of interpreting it correctly. The OP's example would also worked well enough with even just 5 heads; you'd already pass p < 0.05, despite the actual probability of having picked the biased coin still being minuscule. |
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