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shajznnckfke
5y ago
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If you have a die that rolls a one 1/6 of the time, do you consider the die wrong?
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ceilingcorner
5y ago
No, but I don't consider it useful toward predicting the outcome, which is of course what this is all about.
thomasmeeks
5y ago
Say more about "but I don't consider it useful toward predicting the outcome"
How else would one predict the outcome of a die roll, specifically?
shajznnckfke
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5y ago
If there was sufficient data to assign a 0% or 100% probability to an event, that’s what a forecaster should do. If there isn’t sufficient data, then anyone who claims there is a sure thing is a charlatan.
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