Sorry, but data not matching your preconceptions is a much likelier source of bias for me than YouGov’s methodology, who are an extremely reputable survey outlet. Their broader contemporary athlete data pretty much aligns with that; people who’ve stayed in the public consciousness for a long time.
October 18, 2025 at 3:26 AM
Sorry, but data not matching your preconceptions is a much likelier source of bias for me than YouGov’s methodology, who are an extremely reputable survey outlet. Their broader contemporary athlete data pretty much aligns with that; people who’ve stayed in the public consciousness for a long time.
According to YouGov survey data 42% of Americans are aware of him. Though I gotta be honest, as someone who knows shit about baseball, idk who tf Justin Verlander is and he’s supposedly more famous than Ohtani, who I’ve definitely heard of many times.
October 18, 2025 at 3:01 AM
According to YouGov survey data 42% of Americans are aware of him. Though I gotta be honest, as someone who knows shit about baseball, idk who tf Justin Verlander is and he’s supposedly more famous than Ohtani, who I’ve definitely heard of many times.
ⓘThis user hits Discover pretty easily so you should probably just follow them
October 17, 2025 at 12:01 PM
ⓘThis user hits Discover pretty easily so you should probably just follow them
Yeah if we subtract the unluckiest decile it gets a lot noisier, though I’m amazed to see the mode still be the first 40,000 flips.
October 3, 2025 at 5:27 AM
Yeah if we subtract the unluckiest decile it gets a lot noisier, though I’m amazed to see the mode still be the first 40,000 flips.
Interestingly, even dialing up to the percentile level, the mode segment always seems to be the first. I’m sure with enough granularity you’d see the drop but I’m not sure how fine that’d have to be.
October 3, 2025 at 5:10 AM
Interestingly, even dialing up to the percentile level, the mode segment always seems to be the first. I’m sure with enough granularity you’d see the drop but I’m not sure how fine that’d have to be.
The “reasonable people can disagree” political action plan
September 17, 2025 at 9:21 PM
The “reasonable people can disagree” political action plan
Also passes offering 50 unstable cores as a reward period is downright insulting. Thank you so much for 1/70th of a single weapon infusion. I’m glad your rewards and economy teams definitely communicated with each other that the costs were going to scale geometrically.
September 16, 2025 at 5:59 PM
Also passes offering 50 unstable cores as a reward period is downright insulting. Thank you so much for 1/70th of a single weapon infusion. I’m glad your rewards and economy teams definitely communicated with each other that the costs were going to scale geometrically.
Well base pure random likelihood is 16.7% So you’re saying these mods only gave you a whopping ~8% increased likelihood of getting the focused armor type, and you’re wondering why people thought they didn’t work? Game design tip: if the change you’re making can’t be perceived through RNG, it’s bad.
September 16, 2025 at 5:50 PM
Well base pure random likelihood is 16.7% So you’re saying these mods only gave you a whopping ~8% increased likelihood of getting the focused armor type, and you’re wondering why people thought they didn’t work? Game design tip: if the change you’re making can’t be perceived through RNG, it’s bad.
In a way I’m almost envious of all the people posting like this, who evidently believe things are already as bad as they can be. There’s already a fire in the wastebasket, how much worse could dousing the bedsheets in gasoline make things???
September 10, 2025 at 11:37 PM
In a way I’m almost envious of all the people posting like this, who evidently believe things are already as bad as they can be. There’s already a fire in the wastebasket, how much worse could dousing the bedsheets in gasoline make things???
Really don’t understand why it was added in the first place, it was a solution in want of a problem, but at least it’s gone!
September 3, 2025 at 10:16 PM
Really don’t understand why it was added in the first place, it was a solution in want of a problem, but at least it’s gone!
I don’t think those two statements are necessarily in conflict. There are many multifamily brownstones in Brooklyn but the vast majority of them are multimillion dollar properties.
August 28, 2025 at 9:55 PM
I don’t think those two statements are necessarily in conflict. There are many multifamily brownstones in Brooklyn but the vast majority of them are multimillion dollar properties.
Would’ve spared us the guy who turned Facebook into a boomer-psychosis factory, among others.
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• Joel Kaplan, who became a policy advisor in the Bush administration, and later President of Global Public Policy for Meta Platforms 16/1171181
• Kevin Smith, a former GOP House aide[13]
• Layna McConkey Peltier, a former Senate and House aide 191
• Marjorie Strayer, an aide to New Mexico's Republican congresswoman, Heather Wilson. 6)
• Matt Schlapp, a former Rep. Todd Tiahrt (R-KS)
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• Roger Morse, a former House aide who became a lobbyist 13]
• Roger Stone, 21) a self-described "GOP Hitman" 122 and former member of Nixon's Committee for the Re-Election of the President
• Rory Cooper, a former staffer for the National Republican Congressional Committee and later the White House Homeland Security Council 13)
• Steven Brophy, a former GOP Senate aide to Senators Fred Thompson, Bill Frist, and in 2003, Representative Marsha Blackburn, and later became V.P. at Dollar General 23]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:b62owfzpn4uch4wqu4vd5c4o/bafkreia3hrsuahw3muvwf3svzacvoafjiedl3ll3brrndl2cxeomj6cqyi@jpeg)
August 28, 2025 at 4:26 AM
Would’ve spared us the guy who turned Facebook into a boomer-psychosis factory, among others.
This is a pretty brutal chart for the notion that the cholesterolemic elevation from keto is easily reversible. It was reversed in the group who took statins, but the group who didn’t saw a sustained ~40% increase in LDL. Everyone’s gotta do what’s right for them, but that’s definite ASCVD risk.
August 26, 2025 at 11:39 AM
This is a pretty brutal chart for the notion that the cholesterolemic elevation from keto is easily reversible. It was reversed in the group who took statins, but the group who didn’t saw a sustained ~40% increase in LDL. Everyone’s gotta do what’s right for them, but that’s definite ASCVD risk.
Unclear if you mean vinyl people or wine people, but in either case I’m always ready do to battle with My People
August 19, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Unclear if you mean vinyl people or wine people, but in either case I’m always ready do to battle with My People
This is a world class L. Everyone’s recov being—for all intents and purposes—locked at T2 is an insane choice to make and an even more insane choice to whoopsy-daisy forget you made and then have to try to justify after the fact.
July 31, 2025 at 6:09 PM
This is a world class L. Everyone’s recov being—for all intents and purposes—locked at T2 is an insane choice to make and an even more insane choice to whoopsy-daisy forget you made and then have to try to justify after the fact.
I know harkening to an imagined past doesn’t care about data, but “when we were growing up” is between the first two dotted lines here for the target audience. Even by their own crime obsession it makes no sense.
July 22, 2025 at 4:34 PM
I know harkening to an imagined past doesn’t care about data, but “when we were growing up” is between the first two dotted lines here for the target audience. Even by their own crime obsession it makes no sense.
I know this puzzle. You’ve gotta find those runes and hit em with your axe and it’ll open a chest.
July 18, 2025 at 8:36 PM
I know this puzzle. You’ve gotta find those runes and hit em with your axe and it’ll open a chest.
$25 would be the federal minimum at 1950 productivity parity. $30 for the most economically productive metro in the country is not particularly far-fetched.
June 25, 2025 at 4:46 PM
$25 would be the federal minimum at 1950 productivity parity. $30 for the most economically productive metro in the country is not particularly far-fetched.
I take it you’re unfamiliar with Buffalo NY. Averages 120 inches a year in the southtowns, because of lake effect usually receives half of that total all at once. Got 5 ft in 3 days winter before last. This was early last November.
May 30, 2025 at 5:57 PM
I take it you’re unfamiliar with Buffalo NY. Averages 120 inches a year in the southtowns, because of lake effect usually receives half of that total all at once. Got 5 ft in 3 days winter before last. This was early last November.
Like the one I recommended? That you could utilize whenever you see one of those pleas you can’t verify? Here, I’ll get started on your behalf, no hard feelings!
May 18, 2025 at 5:36 PM
Like the one I recommended? That you could utilize whenever you see one of those pleas you can’t verify? Here, I’ll get started on your behalf, no hard feelings!