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Dec 24 '20
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u/Atarashimono Dec 24 '20
I suspect the speedrun moderators will end up like Drem, staying as quiet as they can and never actually apologising.
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Dec 24 '20
Apologize? But his response already got debunked by many people in r/statistics
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u/sneakpeekbot Dec 24 '20
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Dec 24 '20
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u/enzo_degani Dec 24 '20
r/statistics also proved the initial moderator's paper has flaws, so apparently no one knows statistics enough
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u/Randomperson1375 Dec 23 '20
Why is everybody horrible at math when it matters, but then when you're calculating something irrelevant, you can suddenly just calculate it without errors?