@Aella_Girl You’re scared of your next interaction making a bad impression. Have the same thing with my thesis supervisor; I’m terrified the next time I talk to him I’ll say something that ruins his opinion of me.
@KassyDillon My strat would be to swiftly trap both together in a Tupperware container with the lid. Place Tupperware in a sealable bag. Carry the bag to the park and place in a public garbage like you’re disposing of a murder weapon.
@zardogs @AirisDamon @chrisiousity I’m going to mute this now because I can’t hang out in dum dum twitter any longer. I will always remember you and take pride in the fact that I helped expose you to at least a little bit of stats! Good luck with your future stats education and interpreting graphs!
@AirisDamon @zardogs@chrisiousity Did you see the original tweet? Did you see the subsequent series of tweets in which they failed to understand a frequency distribution? Once they couldn’t mock the graph, they switched to focus on the content. Fair enough I guess.
@zardogs@chrisiousity No man, come on. That not what it means. I’m trying here. This is a very normal way of displaying data man. I’m tired. Just because you disagree with what it’s saying doesn’t mean the way it’s displayed is wrong. This is how distributions are structured.
@zardogs@chrisiousity I don’t have the data, I don’t know who this guy is or where this graph came from. I’m (apparently) just here to help you understand distributions.
@chrisiousity The distribution here is showing frequency meaning the fraction or percentage of the population. Distributions and histograms also commonly show probability.