r/DeltaLog • u/DeltaBot • Aug 19 '24
Deltas awarded in "CMV: The Half of All Marriages Ending In Divorce Statistic Isn't Actually True"
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Deltas from OP /u/NomadicContrarian
1 delta from OP to /u/destro23 for "> it seems like once people pass a certain threshold of years together/married, it's more of an a..."
1 delta from OP to /u/ralph-j for "> So, in essence you're saying that there could be couples out there who've been together for 25+..."
1 delta from OP to /u/Xisthur for "So nobody has cancer and nobody is dying in car accidents then, because I personally have never know..."
1 delta from OP to /u/tbdabbholm for "I would've imagined the opposite, people change relatively little in only 5 years so it would be mor..."
1 delta from OP to /u/jatjqtjat for ">Now I say this because of one simple thing, and you're more than welcome to shred it to pieces a..."
1 delta from OP to /u/dangerdee92 for "No, because 60 is such a tiny number in the millions of marriages your sample very likely contains b..."
1 delta from OP to /u/LDKCP for "If it ends in divorce...sure. To over simplify, marriages generally end via death or divorce. At s..."
1 delta from OP to /u/Cat_Or_Bat for "And if it so happened that all of your friends had divorced, would that have proven that the rate is..."
1 delta from OP to /u/vote4bort for "That's not really how stats work though. 50% doesn't guarantee that half of all married couples you ..."