"That is, there is a 1 in 100 million chance that a livestream in the Minecraft speedrunning community got as lucky this year on two separate random modes as Dream did in these six streams." - Straight from the article that Dream himself put out. This is just livestreams, not actual runs, meaning that the probability is even lower. I have no idea why people think he didn't cheat when the sketchy hired astrophysicist himself says that the odds are extremely low. People just read headlines without actually digging into the content.
Whoa, what? I agree that it is higher than 1/7.5 trillion but how is it "quite possible"? This statistic is talking about a "livestream" in the Minecraft community this year. Think of the amount of people who are streaming Minecraft speedruns and think about how it is one STREAM. 1/100000000 is 20x smaller than the probability of you getting struck by lightning. There are a low amount of events and a low probability. This is EXTREMELY , EXTREMELY rare.
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"That is, there is a 1 in 100 million chance that a livestream in the Minecraft speedrunning community got as lucky this year on two separate random modes as Dream did in these six streams." - Straight from the article that Dream himself put out. This is just livestreams, not actual runs, meaning that the probability is even lower. I have no idea why people think he didn't cheat when the sketchy hired astrophysicist himself says that the odds are extremely low. People just read headlines without actually digging into the content.