Yeah, I’m not exactly getting why BBC is wrong either.
Re “statistical”, to me, it sort of implies all sources of error or variability were provably not present (prove a negative) and the only reason for a coincidental result was a statistical anomaly. What’s got to be far more likely is some unaccounted-for variable produced the coincidental result.
Re “statistical”, to me, it sort of implies all sources of error or variability were provably not present (prove a negative) and the only reason for a coincidental result was a statistical anomaly. What’s got to be far more likely is some unaccounted-for variable produced the coincidental result.