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Porto Red

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46 minutes ago, Porto Red said:

No you don't. You agree. 

You can't exhibit a tendency across a sample of one. 

Many thanks, 

Porto Red x

If the sample of one contains many variables, the agreement may apply to most of the variables, but occasionally not to others. Then you may have a tendency to agree, but only a tendency, due to the variability of the sample. I would tend to agree that, in general, a sausage roll is a good half time snack, but couldn’t categorically agree unless the source of supply is identified 

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7 minutes ago, pongo88 said:

If the sample of one contains many variables, the agreement may apply to most of the variables, but occasionally not to others. Then you may have a tendency to agree, but only a tendency, due to the variability of the sample. I would tend to agree that, in general, a sausage roll is a good half time snack, but couldn’t categorically agree unless the source of supply is identified 

Well argued, although I could counter that a sample of many variables equals many samples. Either way, I'm Inclined to agree.

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