
Originally Posted by
Yossarian
Court, you're making us all hot and bothered with the stats talk.
The thing is, everyone always overlooks the dependence of variables. We can't help it - we're wired and trained to think about things independently. But in fact, a lot of these things - market liquidity, real estate, securities, inflation, currencies, etc, etc, etc are dependent variables, admittedly at various levels of correlation. As information gets richer, markets get more globalized and integrated, and individuals and groups alike get savvier, this only becomes more true.
Point being, it's really a lot less rare than many people think it is to see "rare" events take place.
Joint probability just isn't as intuitive.
Doesn't this make us tensor and tensor?
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