Why?

[Chris.S]

2 people, but it doesn't equal 200%

it doesn't matter though i just wanted to post something.

 

[k-rob]

but, 100% human plus 100% human...?

 

[rj.]

ns i so lame.

 

[k-rob]

yeah you so lame.

 

[Chris.S]

if the number of the sample increases from one to two, the percent of the sample that "one" is divided by two. So when there's one person, they are 100% of the sample. When there are two people the sample doubles in size, and the original person's percentage is divided in half, because of the size double in the sample. I'm really tired, that didn't make any sense.

 

[k-rob]

yeah i just like the idea of something being more than 100%. like when i was in junior high and the teacher gave bonus questions, so you'd get 115% on the test.

 

[WorthDaMoney]

my dads from kingston too.. moved here when he was 16

 

[musick13]

Probabily because you didnt know enough black people when you were younger

 

[Cudder.]