Old 06-18-25 | 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Trakhak
Given that there's apparently a 50/50 chance of correct fork orientation by a non-cyclist assembler, the true rate of blundering (no. accidentally guessing right + no. accidentally guessing wrong) must be even higher than is represented in Craigslist/Offerup/Facebook ads.
50-50-90 I first heard this during my military service. That is when there is a 50-50 chance of guessing the correct answer, like in a True-False test, there is a 90% chance you would pick the wrong answer.
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