Slippery Evidence Analysis

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The audio that I listened called Stochasticity, says a lot about human inferences and slippery evidence. Slippery evidence can affect human inferences. What this is saying is that at first we may infer or think one thing, but as we look further we see that something else is true. The audio guides us through three main stories, a very lucky wind, seeking patterns, and random rules. The first story, a very lucky wind was about a girl named Laura, who wrote on a balloon “please return to Laura Buxton.” After letting the balloon go, the balloon lands just 140 miles south in the yard of a girl named Laura Buxton also. You could say at first that it was fate that the balloon landed there, but it was actually just chance. The second story was about …show more content…

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