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>>9134333
>They look different so they aren't apart of the same species
That isn't how biology works at all. You also forget that humans were biologically designed to see differences in humans more distinctly than non human animals so those birds probably look/sound completely different to each other.

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>mirror.co.uk

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>>7184146
That's like saying x+1=2 is false.

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>algebra

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>you roll an n-sided die
>n is anywhere between 9 and 999
>you only care about the leading digit of the rolled number, ie. 2 in 24, 3 in 31, 4 in 4, etc
>you want to guess correctly with the highest chance of success the leading digit, which number yields the highest rate of success? Which the least?

Is this something I should be able to answer in a first year stats/combinatorics course?

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