2014-03-09, 12:35 PM
Question Wrote:say what you want... but in my mind anything that has probability in it... to me it just a unlucky run...
Anything that has probability huh. When you use the adjective "unlucky" it means the person failed even though the probability was even or in their favor. When the probability is naturally stacked against you, it's not "unlucky" it's "expected". However the miracle time was "expected", to be in your favor, when the probability of just the responses, presumes that this was a fallacy. Unlike the previous miracle time which was in fact in your favor. And as you have elaborated the cubes base rate made it unfavorable odds, in an event that in the past has altered the rates to give us favorable odds.
So the expectation was an event to give us cubing results in our favor, yet as you and so many people pointed out, they took an event with that reputation and used cubes that were not in our favor. So the word "unlucky" is the completely wrong adjective to even use to begin with.

