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See something peculiar in this picture?

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Especially considering that both 13 and 17 are prime numbers...

It’s what we informally call coincidence

If it were one reply per minute, the primes don’t matter - that’s an issue of when you sampled. 

But only two data points - that’s not statistically significant.

And only noticing because they match and are prime can be confirmation bias.

Or it’s aliens.

 

 

 

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I'd ask all members to keep an eye and to report any other such sighting.

1 hour ago, swansont said:

And only noticing because they match and are prime can be confirmation bias.

The only way to get an estimate is to keep monitoring constantly for at least a month.

I mean, you really have to keep a sharp eye on that guy; he's a sharp operator!

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