@davidallengreen Not so sure 'changed my mind' but certainly helpful in those 'well that seems a bit steep/easy-going' cases. (Not a lawyer, natch...)
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@davidallengreen So much like the bit in Yes Minister, when Sir Humphrey demonstrates that how you frame the question will get the answer you want, on this occasion about national service.
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I read the Phil Hammond piece in Private Eye, and the most staggering point he raised (quoted in the Adam King blog you linked to) was about a recent review of neonatal deaths that found no identifiable cause of death for around 50% of cases. Astonishing, and really relevant, when much of the evidence againsi Letby was of a statistical nature. That kind of figure really needs a Bayesian approach to any kind of inference drawn.
I read the Phil Hammond piece in Private Eye, and the most staggering point he raised (quoted in the Adam King blog you linked to) was about a recent review of neonatal deaths that found no identifiable cause of death for around 50% of cases. Astonishing, and really relevant, when much of the evidence againsi Letby was of a statistical nature. That kind of figure really needs a Bayesian approach to any kind of inference drawn.
@MooseAllain Had one that went Teach, Teacher, Teachest. Leaving the illo to you, the professional
@davidallengreen Sorry, reasons: blonde, female, hairdressing expert.
@davidallengreen Asked my daughter, no hesitation: Ellle Woods, Legally Blonde
@RolloTreadway @davidallengreen and Ralph Richardson in the UK version if I remember right
@sixteenthCgirl In which case you're looking 500 years old and fabulous. Look at those eyes: you can even see the reflections of the window transoms and mullions!
@davidallengreen Thursday Eve's?