I would have probably stated it something like "We rejct the the null hypothesis that my father is not a good dad with a p value of [(insert prefered p value criterion, for example, if you pick 95%, then say 0.97 \pm 0.01 or something)]"
When my kids were young, we got a copy of this book one Father's Day, which came with a coffee cup emblazoned with 'He's alright my Dad'. It was one of my most prized possessions, and I was a bit heartbroken when I dropped it and broke it.
Programmer dad: "Not a 'Number #0 dad', huh??"
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I would have probably stated it something like "We rejct the the null hypothesis that my father is not a good dad with a p value of [(insert prefered p value criterion, for example, if you pick 95%, then say 0.97 \pm 0.01 or something)]"
Damn, going from #1 to below average on the bell curve would be kinda disappointing, ngl
The average of good dads... I would like to see how it overlaps with the mid tier dads and the Shou Tucker of dads
I need to own this mug...
This was linked in the RSS feed where I got the webcomic. I assume it's official, but you might also be able to make your own version 😄
https://smbc-store.myshopify.com/products/good-parent-mug
Statistically likely #1 Dad for teaching statistical analysis on road trips.
I'd take either kid, and cry from joy when you're not looking. Love you - Dad.
When my kids were young, we got a copy of this book one Father's Day, which came with a coffee cup emblazoned with 'He's alright my Dad'. It was one of my most prized possessions, and I was a bit heartbroken when I dropped it and broke it.