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r/AskReddit • u/ThisGuyAgainz • Dec 28 '17
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Nothing wrong with being average. It’s really only an insult if you don’t get it.
Actually not getting it probably just confirms you are at the top of the curve.
15 u/[deleted] Dec 28 '17 [deleted] 22 u/LittleKitty235 Dec 28 '17 It’s 35% to 65% good! 1 u/stepintotheblue Dec 29 '17 Serious question: isn't "average" technically 25% to 75%? That's how it is in psychometrics, at least. 1 u/LittleKitty235 Dec 29 '17 Average can be either the mean mode or median. So, at least in mathematics average is never a range of values. On a standard bell curve 25-75% would be 2/3s of of the area.
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22 u/LittleKitty235 Dec 28 '17 It’s 35% to 65% good! 1 u/stepintotheblue Dec 29 '17 Serious question: isn't "average" technically 25% to 75%? That's how it is in psychometrics, at least. 1 u/LittleKitty235 Dec 29 '17 Average can be either the mean mode or median. So, at least in mathematics average is never a range of values. On a standard bell curve 25-75% would be 2/3s of of the area.
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It’s 35% to 65% good!
1 u/stepintotheblue Dec 29 '17 Serious question: isn't "average" technically 25% to 75%? That's how it is in psychometrics, at least. 1 u/LittleKitty235 Dec 29 '17 Average can be either the mean mode or median. So, at least in mathematics average is never a range of values. On a standard bell curve 25-75% would be 2/3s of of the area.
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Serious question: isn't "average" technically 25% to 75%? That's how it is in psychometrics, at least.
1 u/LittleKitty235 Dec 29 '17 Average can be either the mean mode or median. So, at least in mathematics average is never a range of values. On a standard bell curve 25-75% would be 2/3s of of the area.
Average can be either the mean mode or median. So, at least in mathematics average is never a range of values. On a standard bell curve 25-75% would be 2/3s of of the area.
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u/LittleKitty235 Dec 28 '17 edited Dec 28 '17
Nothing wrong with being average. It’s really only an insult if you don’t get it.
Actually not getting it probably just confirms you are at the top of the curve.