The word is "variance" for anyone who has studied statistics. Not "variation."
Sigh the fact that there is more variation within the height of women than the height differences between men and women dos not change the fact that men are taller then women on average. https://twitter.com/chris8711/status/1101246090379186177 …
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I think in your case, the word is 'pedantry'.
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I'm happy to learn the correct terminology
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I can't believe anyone would argue this fact with you!
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Always can count on you to tackle the important questions.
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Btw you misspelled "than" and "does" just mentioning.
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It also, it seems, does not change the fact that some people do not understand what average is...
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"Cannot retrieve tweet at this time" lol
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More than that though, a tall woman is not the same as a similar height man, nor a short man equivalent to an average height woman: both are outliers of their respective groups, and their divergence from the norm in one dimension, height, is often not matched in other dimensions
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I.e. outliers of groups often look, (or with the case of intelligence are) weird.
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