Data Sense & Sense of Balance
Most people don't understand statistics and how the Law of Large Number works but yet, they start to give nonsensical comments. Whenever people give their observations, they will quickly brush it aside as "not scientific" or "just your observations" or "isolated small observations" etc. Even when people commented that they have...
The perfect grandma who knew when she was needed
I got to admit that I started tearing up when the news of the Queen’s death broke. I was up at night, following the news online and when Youtube channels and wire services broke the news, it felt like I had lost a nice grandmother. Although I lived in the UK for my formative years, I am not British and I can not claim that...
Evaluating risks
I evaluate risks. Many risks have low impact. They have low frequency (say 1 in a million) or low severity (say cost $100 or less). I do not bother about risks with low impact. For example: a) I leave my back pack unzipped because there is nothing valuable could be lost or stolen b) I do not worry about being infected by mild...
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