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minus-square@MotoAshlink1•edit-27 months agoWell that part can be totally fine. It is absolutely in no way what so ever an indication of something fishy if they’re giving the data and procedure they computed the number with. Statistics can and often do produce specific numbers. Who knew!?
yep and 268% is a oddly specific number
Well that part can be totally fine. It is absolutely in no way what so ever an indication of something fishy if they’re giving the data and procedure they computed the number with.
Statistics can and often do produce specific numbers. Who knew!?