Mar 18, 2020
7:46:36pm
7:46:36pm
For statistician he’s guilty of cherry picking his data.
Busted.
You can’t have it both ways. You can’t say there’s unreliable data to make your decision and then use the same data to make an opposite decision. It’s disingenuous.
You can’t have it both ways. You can’t say there’s unreliable data to make your decision and then use the same data to make an opposite decision. It’s disingenuous.
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Because death is a low frequency event, you need a very large sample size for "statistically credible" data
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You do realize that I'm an actuary and understand mortality rates and what "statistically credible" means?
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