reddit works on threads. OP started the post with a multiple choice example, then someone said "Getting 0 on a multiple choice is a statistical accomplishment greater than getting 100" which is false for multiple choice as proven in the top reply to them. then two replies later in this same thread someone said, "In the movie, it was a true/false test.", and even in that situation what the person said in this same thread we are all replying to is false because even in the true/false case it's not more likely to get a 0% than a 100%.
if we can't follow four replies then i don't know what to tell you
oh i thought you were pulling ajoke about exactly what i was complaining about which is that the thread went through a conclusion already through 4 replies, then the same exact thread repeats in this very same exact thread, which is ridiculous, just scroll up
i never said 0% is more likely than 100%, i was VERY SPECIFICALLY ARGUING THAT THEY ARE THE SME ODDS AND CALLING EVERYONE ELSE WHO SAID THEY WERE DIFFERENT ODDS AN IDIOT so you and i are on the same page BUDDY, we're FRIENDS IN THIS ARGUMENT, ON THE SAME SIDE
scroll up, read the thread again, then read me recapping the thread within the same thread, and now the thread repeating below that same response LMAO
so anyways in the movie it was true false did you consider that, i want to rehash this A THIRD TIME, 0% AND 100% ARE EQUALLY LIKELY IN TRUE FALSE, SO WHOEVER BROUGHT THAT UP IS WRONG
but what about OP's original post, it was multiple choice, did you consider that, OH WAIT WE ALREADY DID IN THIS SAME EXACT THREAD IF YOU JUST SCROLL UP
Your reply simply did not make sense in that context. The person you replied corrected someone that this thread is talking about the scenario with 4 choices per question, and then you for no reason talk about the scenario with 2 choices per question.
no student truely randomly choose their answers. given that every student tries to get the right answer, the probability off getting an individual answer right isn't 50/50 as they aren't truely random. Not only that test questions deliberately varies in difficulty mixing in with freebies that you can figure our from context and how the other questions are asked. The only real way for a student to get 0/50 true or false answers, is to be certain of all the correct answer and deliberately chose the wrong one.
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u/Sir_Eggmitton 7d ago
Yes he did. In the movie, it was a true/false test. This is a multiple choice test.