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0 pointsXorNot5y ago0 comments

It's also worth pointing out that at sample sizes like that (2), you don't have a sample. You have an anomaly at best.

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You have a scale for comparing absolute rates, which is the gist of what the parent is talking about, I think.

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You have a scale for comparing absolute rates, which is the gist of what the parent is talking about, I think.

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