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Dale in Laurel MD

(774 posts)
7. I didn't check.
Fri Nov 8, 2024, 10:03 PM
Nov 2024

But if either vote count is a seven multiple, the odds are 1 in 7 that the other will be too -- not very improbable odds. (Nothing magical about seven. If either is a four multiple the odds are 1 in 4 that the other will be.)

And if two numbers are both multiples of any number "X", the difference between them will always be a multiple of "X".

So the first point (both are seven multiples) is well within chance. And the second (the difference between them is also a seven multiple) is trivial.

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I hope you're kidding SCantiGOP Nov 2024 #1
Nope not kidding LiberaBlueDem Nov 2024 #3
If both vote counts are seven multiples, Dale in Laurel MD Nov 2024 #2
Thanks for that LiberaBlueDem Nov 2024 #5
I didn't check. Dale in Laurel MD Nov 2024 #7
You didn't check the raw data LiberaBlueDem Nov 2024 #8
I have now. Dale in Laurel MD Nov 2024 #10
Remotely LiberaBlueDem Nov 2024 #12
Sounds like something Rudy would call doc03 Nov 2024 #4
It is weird, isn't it LiberaBlueDem Nov 2024 #6
Yes, it says coincidence SCantiGOP Nov 2024 #9
Hard time LiberaBlueDem Nov 2024 #11
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