[This was the ‘troll’ answer to catch out people who claim to read everything.]
How does that answer correlate with basilisk belief?
If you don’t filter out anybody for being a troll:
sqlite> select count(StoriesRead_6) from data where StoriesRead_6 = “Whole Thing”; 7
sqlite> select count(StoriesRead_6) from data where StoriesRead_6 = “Whole Thing” and BasiliskCorrectness = “Yes”; 1
Probability that you ‘believe’ in the Basilisk given you said you read all of Sharon Mitchell’s Synthesis is one in seven.
sqlite> select count(*) from data where BasiliskCorrectness=”Yes”; 75
Probability that you said you read all of Sharon Mitchell’s Synthesis given you ‘believe’ in the Basilisk is about 1.33%
How does that answer correlate with basilisk belief?
If you don’t filter out anybody for being a troll:
sqlite> select count(StoriesRead_6) from data where StoriesRead_6 = “Whole Thing”; 7
sqlite> select count(StoriesRead_6) from data where StoriesRead_6 = “Whole Thing” and BasiliskCorrectness = “Yes”; 1
Probability that you ‘believe’ in the Basilisk given you said you read all of Sharon Mitchell’s Synthesis is one in seven.
sqlite> select count(*) from data where BasiliskCorrectness=”Yes”; 75
Probability that you said you read all of Sharon Mitchell’s Synthesis given you ‘believe’ in the Basilisk is about 1.33%