That time a Canadian hospital killed a woman for not wearing a mask, got caught purposely hiding evidence, and got away with it all
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Mission find a probability-based argument that isnβt insane: impossible
Probability-based arguments nearly always hide the insanity of the ratio of 2 things that are being measured by the probability number
β the ratio of the amount of lab-grown humans versus the amount of cells that turned out not to be humansβ¦. tf kind of insane choice of a ratio to focus on is that
And they disguise the insanity of the choice of the 2 things they chose to make a ratio of⦠by focusing on a ~100% or ~0% number,
As if ~100% or 0% are always supposed to be good, and you should never bother questioning what exactly are the 2 things in the ratio.
Probably-based arguments are near always lies.
Lies that fool NPCs extremely well.
Probability-based arguments nearly always hide the insanity of the ratio of 2 things that are being measured by the probability number
β the ratio of the amount of lab-grown humans versus the amount of cells that turned out not to be humansβ¦. tf kind of insane choice of a ratio to focus on is that
And they disguise the insanity of the choice of the 2 things they chose to make a ratio of⦠by focusing on a ~100% or ~0% number,
As if ~100% or 0% are always supposed to be good, and you should never bother questioning what exactly are the 2 things in the ratio.
Probably-based arguments are near always lies.
Lies that fool NPCs extremely well.
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