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Re: bullseye probability |
If the number of predictions is small, it is harder to score significantly better than chance. The number of predictions does enter into the calculations. If someone has made a dozen or so that should be enough. With only one, obviously one can do nothing. Remember the old adage of one of the James Bond villains (I think it was Goldfinger): "Once is happenchance; twice is coincidence; three times is enemy action." Follow Ups: ● Bond - michael 10:18:37 - 6/13/2001 (7968) (0) |
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