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Statistics: The Science of Awareness

Authors: Andrea Berdondini

The uncertainty of the statistical data is determined by the value of the probability of obtaining an equal or better result randomly. Since this probability depends on all the actions performed, two fundamental results can be deduced. Each of our random and therefore unnecessary actions always involves an increase in the uncertainty of the phenomenon to which the statistical data refers. Each of our non-random actions always involves a decrease in the uncertainty of the phenomenon to which the statistical data refers.

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