Jan 3, 2025
3:15:53pm
3:15:53pm
They're ridiculous hypotheticals and ridiculously easy to make the right selection
But there are still a decent group of respondents who evidently still live in the 1940s.
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Jan 3, 3:03pm
Jan 3, 3:04pm
Who's better at basketball, the guy who beat 12 4th graders by one or the guy who lost to 12 NBA players by one?
Jan 3, 3:06pm
But why would you assume that the 12-0 teams are actually any good when you’re arguing that the 0-12 team is better?
Jan 3, 3:10pm
No, there's not enough info. So that's why you look at other information, such as SOS, SOR, predictive metrics, etc.
Jan 3, 3:15pm
That’s what I said. Not enough info to determine either way. That’s why you leave assumptions about who is “better” to
Jan 3, 3:22pm
But based on the information we have, it's ok to make a choice. In reality, we will never have enough information
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