And has fur!

The polio vaccine was tested and found to work before it was given to children that actually needed it. MRNa was not tested yet it was given to children that had no reason to need it. Rather different.

Strange, the people who make the decisions are those with a vested financial interest.

I think some - including Seth Meyers - mis-interpret Sir's ignorant and repetitive use of the word "groceries".
It's not (only) that he wants to claim he discovered the word and its magnificence (BLT!) - he's just developmentally at the level of a 4-5 year suddenly discovering the amazing notion of 'groceries', which most normal humans see and buy in stores.

This is Not the Way!

The answer is C...

assuming:

A1: That there must exist a correct answer and the correct answer is a member of the set (A,B,C,D)

A2: A correct answer is a choice with a value that satisfies the equation X= c/n where n is the number of answers to choose from, where c is the count of the times the answer appears in the choice list ,and where X is the value of the chosen answer

Conclusion 1: (B) 0% can never satisfy A2 , as both c and n are integers >= 1 ,and any positive integer divided by another is greater than zero. (from A2)

The Paradox, : No other Answer satisfies all assumptions. . While the answer would be 25% if it's count was one, the count is 2. As such you actually have a have a 50% chance to hit (A or D). Additionally you only have a 25% chance to randomly select 50%. To avoid this paradox, (A or D) and (C) cannot logically exist together in a 4-count answer set. (from A1, A2)

C2: Thus either (A or D) must not exist or (C) must not exist (A1, A2, paradox)

C3: If (C) did not exist, then (ABD) or or smaller potential subsets would remain.

C4. (ABD) all answers are incorrect B is always incorrect and A and D's c/n is not equal to it's X. (A2)

C5. No small subset (AD) (AB) (BD) (A) (B) (D) () satisfies A1 and A2

C6: Thus (A or D) doesn't exist, (C2, C3, C4,C5)

C7: Neither (A not existant) nor (D not existant) separately is sufficient to safisfy A2. As this would leave 3 unique (1-count) answers, one of which is zero and none of which are 33 and one third % (A2)

C8: Therefore (A non-existent) and (D non-existent.) (C7, C2)

C9: This leaves B and C as the remaining possibly existing options, and of the two only C satisfies all assumptions (A1, A2. C8)

Isn't it just lovely?

@randygalbraith I agree with your Medicare for All and a rights-based system comments and admire the way you engage your daughter in these kinds of thoughtful conversations.

Thanks @Ted. There is a passage from Deuteronomy 6 that tells parents to teach their children. But... but... but... I'd say it really is a two-way street. I learn so much from my daughters. Montana is on the autism spectrum and she often speaks very rapidly with few breaks. I'm still working on it... but I now try to a patient and careful listener.

Stupide oui, mais pourquoi les chercheurs n'ont-ils pas laissé un voice mail ? Ou envoyer un SMS ?