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  • Lol I get you. I haven't looked into Iranian soldiers and all I hear is "50,000 dead protestors". I guess an Iranian soldier is better than the US?

    Iranian civilians are safer to defend and I kinda wanted to see if I'd get unintuitive results, aka US soldier over Iran civilians.

  • I'm surprised more people don't have your sentiment

  • Yeah I intended it to be us soldiers and Iranian civilians to match real world events and I didn't want to add a bunch of details to color people's opinions.

    But I could have said the civilian trafficked human, sexually assaulted everyone, or was Muslim and us soldier was a football legend, started 20 charity, a 30 homeless shelters.

    Also it's meant to dig into deep American propaganda of the military. Americans like the troops but don't like what they do (aka kill school aged children)

  • Yeah one definitely choose to give their life, the other is civilian

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  • I'm glad I started growing wolffia globosa. Gonna help supplement a lot of meals. Kinda sucks that I got sick and neglected it and got set back a few weeks, but I have enough to sees other colonies

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  • Damn they shot him in the nuts

  • I guess the monkey palm only applied to current end of torture, rape, murder, and war and not future instances, but I could imagine Iraq war still being ongoing, or if it happened at the beginning of the Russian war that's clearly ongoing

  • Religion: "thanks to our prayers we made it possible for science to create a prosthetic limb"

  • I like the contrapositive of this message of if violence is wrong does that mean you wont stop me if i use violence on the rich?

  • It doesn't have to be a barren planet it could also be a planet with no intelligent life. Maybe a solar system with that's void. Idk

  • There are parts where no one has gone, but landing on a barren rock probably isn't a good story

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  • Lol inferior agenda. It probably means they think whatever they got going on is better, but it sounds like they're bragging about bad time management

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  • I'm so glad I avoid that

  • For 12 throw that might be kinda hard. Newish account to promote loops

  • Well keeps people from coming to my house and harassing me simple because my politics are different. There's that.

    Government could entrap me based on data they get from me, or I could be deceived or be part of a targeted propaganda. Like I could see the propaganda but with the data they get it could be tailored it so that it's more convincing to me.

    Also just having privacy avoids scrutiny. Maybe I just want to watch an anime and not have it part of a recommendation algorithm or ads if I didn't block them.

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  • I didn't understand what chat gpt did entirely.

    Ironically with loaded dice I would look distribution of results and see that it's not uniform distribution after a billion tosses and say it's not fair/ loaded. I would do that simply to avoid figuring out how to prove the probability of a given set of due results.

    It's more about the journey to the p value the calculate p value.

    I have seen that 1 drug recovery time example and that's the easiest given that it's normal distribution and it can be put into a region that less than 5% probability

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  • I did ask chatgpt 5.2 how to calculate the p value the sets of means and variance and set the null hypothesis as the means being the same then used Pooled t-test. The ai determined that both samples were more than 13 than the p is less than 5%.

    P value seems a concept with a mathematical descriptions, but then I run into a wall when it's like how do you figure out probably of group A having the values it has given group B values. I would need to see how people actually calculate their p values and null hypothesis to get concrete examples

    I do like how the Wikipedia page shows that a set of 20 coin flips having 14 heads would have a p value above .05

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  • So I looked into the definition of P and it can depend on variance if you assume gaussian distribution.

    I wouldn't know how you would get a P value for 2 different distribution with similar means. I can come up with the null hypothesis being that group a and group b are the same, but then idk how to relate that to a probability of given mean and variance of A is B.

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  • I'd be curious what constitution a group a versus a group b and how you get 2 billion of them.

    But I'll interpret it as sperm on a race track since you can get 2 billion runs with one nut.

    I have to say after billion trials the averages that you calculate did come from random sample, but it would be indicative average for that group since it can't move far from that calculated average.

    I'm visualizing the 2 billion points of both groups and seeing a bell curve with a lot of overlap. I guess they would be different, but overall very similar since the variance is pretty wide.