The Language of Probability

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Probability has a basic language used to describe the world of randomness. We use words like "probably", "chance", and "what are the odds" in everyday language. But to successfully learn probability you need to be comfortable with precise terms like "random variables", "discrete distributions", and "PDFs."

Coincidentally, our friend and fellow #EduTuber @AlexDainisPhD has been researching what people mean when they use that qualitative language "likely," "probably," etc.
How LIKELY is likely?
▶️ https://youtube.com/shorts/mGeFy-kzyjo?si=_2rQZm9o9-P8x_Zf

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