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dredsina

Me when a customer asks me to help them find something that’s literally right next to them:

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thecoldestwynterever

The last one took me out 😂

valtsv

character in a fight scene: *restrains their opponent by pinning them against the wall by their wrists*

me:

showerthoughtsofficial

Feeling tired but not wanting to go to sleep because you don’t want to miss the little time you have at home to relax from work although you are too tired to do anything else is a hopeless feeling.

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our handsome hyung line

cr. video | Apple Tape

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Heres the thing you gotta understand about statistics.

“Increases your chances by 80%” does not mean “there is now an 80% chance”.

If your chances were previously 10%, your chances are now 18%, not 90%.

if your chances were roughly 1%, they’re now just slightly less than 2%.

thats how that works.

hopeful-weirdo

Wow I don’t understand math at all

freinhardt56

‘if you have a baby after 35, the chance of deformities goes up by 100%’ is a line I hear alot.

It goes up from .5% to 1%

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For those of you confused, here’s an explanation. 😁 Hope this will help!————————————————————————

If your chances have “increased” by 80%, this means you have an additional amount added to your initial “value” (or chance), prior to the increase.

Essentially, you’re adding 80% of what your current chances are, to said value.

This process could be compared to discounted items from the original price of an item - only, this time, it’s addition, and not subtraction.

Let’s refer to one of the percentage examples given by the OP.

Example 1:

Your initial chance of an event occurring was 10%. An 80% increase would result in your chance now being 18%.

How?

Take 80% of your initial value. So, we multiply 80% to 10%

80% x 10% = 0.80 x 0.10 = 0.08

Add this calculated percentage value to your initial percentage for your final value.

(0.08 + 0.10) x 100% = 8% + 10% = 18%

Example: Comparable Scenario - Discounts

Find the discounted price of an item originally valued at $80 with a 30% discount.

First, take 30% of your initial item cost.

30% x $80 = $24

Meaning, our discount would give us $24 off the original value.

Now, subtract this value ($24) from the initial item cost ($80) to get your discounted price.

$80 - $24 = $56

Therefore, our value of our item would be $56 (before taxes) with the discount.

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alizarinee

oh my what have i done

wangxianwuji

the life of wangji raising yuan -> sizhui。

wb: norazhang12

luna-lina

“The feeling of walking on a single plank bridge till it’s dark… isn’t so bad after all.”

incorrectcqlsubtoo

83.) Wei Ying has a lot of audacity, is that why you notice him a lot?

sobichen

local man shows range of feelings

8 out of 9 times, has something to do with one (1) man

luna-lina

“The greatest thing you’ll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return.”

jung-koook

♡

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jimiyoong

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This is my favorite celebrity headline of today

rellasnowheenim

silly-slacker-person

ashtastica

John Mulaney voice: It was even weirder, though, when I went out for the night with some money, black out, and wake up with more money, because that means that I earned money. That means that I traded goods and/or services. Which is scary.

agentrandom

Why is Marvel like this?

Anthony Mackie:

Brie Larson:

rootbeergoddess

So I’m not the only person who finds this really creepy right?

wukodork

No, no you are not

noli-ge

…so it was that bad

alstee

Well, that sure explains a lot!

lokijiro

Back in the old days, Kenneth Branagh actually involved Tom in the process of creating Loki. He asked Tom for all the aspects that he’d wish to explore. Tom kept a scrapbook where he wrote down all his ideas. The actors of Thor met to discuss the dynamics between the characters. That’s when Tom and Rene Russo came up with the backstory of Frigga being the one who taught Loki magic, and decided that they would share a tic. After filming Thor, Tom met Joss Whedon and they spent a whole afternoon discussing Loki, and what happened to him after his suicide attempt.

And now, actors have no idea what’s going on when they’re filming and reciting their lines. It’s no wonder the films feel so soulless. It looks like Marvel completely missed the fact that Loki became so popular because the guy who played him always knew what the character was feeling and how he would be moving.