Critical Thinking About Coincidences (3/5)
4,078 views · Published 1 August 2014 · 4:10 · Indexed 31 October 2026
Channel: Kevin deLaplante · 2014 · Education
This the third video in a five-part series on critical thinking about coincidences. In this video we look closely at the concept of an "impossible event" -- an event that is so unlikely that it is rational to believe that it will never be observed. Hence, if it is observed, we have reason to look for mitigating factors that raise the probability of it being observed.
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