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Monday, May 14. 2012

Simply Statistical (Bell curve humor gifts for statisticians)

Statisticians will enjoy any of these bell curve (normal distribution curve, Gaussian curve) gifts featuring the geek saying "Simply Statistical". Featuring percentages under the curve, these tongue-in-cheek educational stats attitude gifts are for anyone who thinks about statistics and desires to showcase their bell curve thoughts to the world!











































































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Tuesday, May 8. 2012

Statistics The Ultimate Means To An Ultimately Average End

Wry statistical attitude is alive and well on any of the bell curve gifts featuring percentage under the curve along with the saying "Statistics The Ultimate Means To An Ultimately Average End". Make others do a double-take about what statistics is truly all about with a dose of normal distribution curve (Gaussian curve) humor with these memorable stats humor gifts. No need to be a statistician to enjoy these educational, scientific stats attitude gifts! Word play on the word "means" that any statistician can figure out!





































































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Friday, April 27. 2012

Don't Be Mean Be Above Average (Bell Curve Humor)

Make others do a double-take on what you mean with any of these statistical humor bell curve gifts featuring the following saying: "Don't Be Mean Be Above Average". No need to get angry from time to time to understand the statistical concept of average with any of these memorable stats humor gifts! Gifts for statisticians, mathematicians, economists, social scientists, psychologists -- and anyone who desires to be above average in temperament.







































































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Thursday, March 15. 2012

Weigh Your Probabilities (Three Doors)

Are you familiar with the Monty Hall paradox? Take a deep breath and ask yourself and others to "Weigh Your Probabilities" with a dose of wry humor with any of these gifts featuring three doors, one with 1/3 pointing toward it and the other two doors encased with 2/3 pointing toward them. Make others do a double-take at how to consider the probabilities that they face each day with these memorable "Weigh Your Probabilities" stats advice gifts!
































































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Tuesday, January 31. 2012

Life Is A Monty Hall Problem (Three Doors)

Do you view life as a Monty Hall problem, as a Monty Hall paradox? Showcase your probabilistic side with a dose of Monty Hall paradox attitude with any of these gifts featuring three doors, one of them opened to reveal a goat along with the truism saying "Life Is A Monty Hall Problem". In search of a new car, the player picks a door, say 1. The game host then opens one of the other doors, say 3, to reveal a goat and offers to let the player pick door 2 instead of door 1. The Monty Hall paradox is that player who stays with the initial choice wins in only one out of three of these equally likely possibilities, while a player who switches wins in two out of three. The probability of winning by staying with the initial choice is therefore 1/3, while the probability of winning by switching is 2/3. Make others do a double-take with a dose of "Life Is A Monty Hall Problem" attitude -- whether you switch or not!



































































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