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The use of an. absolute number and its relative counterpart is one of the most sneaky way people over or under-state the risk they are talking about. When you hear an absolute number of, say, deaths from covid-19, the figure is much more scary than if it is represented as a percentage of the population. This podcast explores the use of stats in the context of who are the worst drivers.
The use of an. absolute number and its relative counterpart is one of the most sneaky way people over or under-state the risk they are talking about. When you hear an absolute number of, say, deaths from covid-19, the figure is much more scary than if it is represented as a percentage of the population. This podcast explores the use of stats in the context of who are the worst drivers.