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by jsnell
666 days ago
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I don't think you can make that conclusion. I think you're making the assumption that all three data points are needed for all 87%. But obviously some people can be uniquely identified based on just {zip, date or birth}, such that gender isn't necessary. So the distribution could e.g. be 8% same, 8% opposite, 5% both, 79% neither, and explain the original numbers without triggering the paradox. |
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87% of the time, there are no others on my birthdate or there is one other and opposite gender.
13% of the time is 1 same gender or more of either or both.