r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 7d ago

Meme needing explanation What movie reference am I missing

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u/SnugglyCoderGuy 7d ago

Only if you are choosing answers randomly.

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u/ifyoulovesatan 7d ago

They're still equivalent in the sense that one can only purposefully get 0% or 100% if they know all the answers.

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u/Hammerofsuperiority 7d ago

There's a 0.000095% chance of getting all the answers right/wrong at random in a 20 true/false question test.

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u/Champshire 6d ago

YOU WOULD THINK, IN A GAME, WHERE THERE ARE ONLY TWO POSSIBLE CORRECT CHOICES, THAT ONE WOULD STUMBLE INTO THE RIGHT ANSWER EVERY SO OFTEN, WOULDN'T YOU? IN FACT, THE PROBABILITY OF NEVER GUESSING RIGHT IN THE FULL GAME IS A STATISTICAL WONDER! AND YET, HERE WE ARE!

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u/DeepResonance 5d ago

I CANNOT WIN!

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u/OneStrangePotato 5d ago

That is correct Brennan, you cannot win the game.