Yes but it is 60/40 and even so you always lynch the slip because 40 percent of the time you get a scum and a confirmed townie out of it. If it was just about Tea and Biscuits yeah but it isn't.In post 682, Infinity 324 wrote:Shepard, you admitted yourself that scumslip a tend to come from town more often than scum
wtf is this. No one is making the counter argument cause it's obvious: postie just mixed up a word regardless of her alignment so it's NAI. That's it
Furthermore just because something more often happens from a Town player doesn't mean that is the case here.
People are using statistics to avoid a value judgment on whether it is a slip to them and the logical fallacy is horrendous.
For example: More than half of the faces on a d20 are greater than 9. Someone rolls an 8.
I say "The die rolled an 8."
Thread: Impossible! You know d20's roll 10+ more often than not right?
Me: wtf it is clearly an 8. Look at the die.
Thread: Stop arguing the die is an 8. We don't care to talk about what the die is.
I reroll and get a 4 and announce it.
Thread: Talk to us when you get higher than a 11.
Me: I fail my patience save.
Tea and Biscuits scumslipped.
Either you need to read it and admit you're ignoring it because probability OR
You are saying you are ignoring any potential scumslip for the rest of the game because of a logical fallacy
OR you can say you don't think it is a slip.
After all most votes don't result in a lynch as reads change over time. Does that mean to never vote as it won't result in a lynch? That is absurd.
