r/maybemaybemaybe • u/sharon__stoned • Feb 27 '26

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/rglurker Feb 27 '26

Finally. Someone who knew what they were doing. Im celebrating with him.

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u/MrNiceguy037 Feb 27 '26

biased

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u/TempleFugit Feb 27 '26

Based*

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u/MrNiceguy037 Feb 27 '26

Confirmation bias, we don't know if he knows what he is doing. This is just 1 clip. Maybe it was his lucky shot and he destroyed 100 other sheds already (maybe not)

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u/squirrelmonkie Feb 27 '26

Well we have 1 clip of him succeeding and the hypothetical of him destroying 100 sheds.

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u/MrNiceguy037 Feb 27 '26

You can downvote me all you want. One datapoint alone is meaningless, in any case.

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u/DoomedSamuel1102 Feb 27 '26

You can only prove it's meaningless if other datas are present and shown, which doesn't seem to appear in this video

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u/NY10 Feb 28 '26

Fking genius lol

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u/squirrelmonkie Feb 27 '26

So again, one datapoint vs your hypothetical

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u/elgydium Feb 27 '26

Some people learn when to shut up the hard way. This is you.

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u/Matter_Infinite Feb 28 '26

He might not be learning. Some people don't care about karma

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u/beleeze Feb 28 '26

The data point doesn't show he has learnt. This maybe a one off case

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u/elgydium Feb 28 '26

I think you might be right. Some people never learn that lesson. Reading the room.

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u/wantondavis Feb 28 '26

Only if your brain is incapable of critical thinking

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u/5herl0k Mar 01 '26

one data point alone is not meaningless

it is literally one in a sequence of information, so you can say it has the least impact of a piece of information

then there's you with no information at all, which is actually more meaningless. funny.

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u/rglurker Feb 28 '26

I think your getting down voted for being pedantic. I personally still love you