Benford's law is an indicator of fraud lol

This is old shit thats been debunked months ago

The defense was "voter dumps" right?

He says in the article he didn't go through the data himself

So what's the point of that

oh it "could be misleading"

https://physicsworld.com/a/benfords-law-and-the-2020-us-presidential-election-nothing-out-of-the-ordinary/

Change the c in your name to s

Because the guy who suggested it can be used in fraud

said it doesn't seem out of the ordinary

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therefore it didn't happen

Pedophile

I love journalists based in Madrid with a masters in Science Communication how credible

If u knew how to read im sure you'd be able to identify why it doesnt apply for reasons other than "it said so"

yeah?

That is literally the defense lmao

Okay

"In this paper I study a statistical method intended to help detect election fraud. Other methods, using regression-based techniques for outlier detection,have previously been proposed to help detect election anomalie"

When his method is applied in this scenario

It comes back with the same rate of detection

but now he is right because he said no?

If you think about it the brain named itself 🤯

If you think about it no one cares