Re:The U.S. could slash health-care costs with two fundament...
by iudqnolq on Wednesday November 13, 2019 @10:40PM
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No, he adds the numbers up to accurately provide a maximum value that's low enough that his point is proved regardless of how far below it the real value is.
The survey design, reduced to a trivial example:
Select all that apply
- A: 100% select
- B: 50% select
- C: 12% select
Suppose there were 100 people. There is no way to imagine overlap that leads to more than 12 people selecting C, as you claim.
The survey design, reduced to a trivial example:
Select all that apply
- A: 100% select - B: 50% select - C: 12% select
Suppose there were 100 people. There is no way to imagine overlap that leads to more than 12 people selecting C, as you claim.