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I assumed everyone knew this but the lizardmans constant is not constant, it depends quite a bit on the nature of the question

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slatestarcodex.com/2013/04/12/noi but ig aella saying it varies by the question?

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Lizardman’s Constant Is 4%

Beware of Phantom Lizardmen I have only done a little bit of social science research, but it was enough to make me hate people. One study I helped with analyzed whether people from different countr…

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ya I mean iirc Scott didn't actually intend it to be a flat 4%, but I've seen ppl talking about it like it's always 4%. You can deliberately impact the amount of lizardmen by how u phrase the question!

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