I don’t know where the threshold is, but I’d think there is some number of simultaneous lightning strikes where the likelihood of them happening at once is outweighed by there being some kind of phenomenon that wasn’t in my model. (i.e. looks like about 900,000 lightning strikes happen yearly in Louisiana, so if a million happened in one day in one town that seems outside of model. Dunno if 1000 in one town in one day is something that’s been recorded)
I think 1000 people being struck by lightning would register as a gigantic surprise, not a less-than-1-signal-confusion.
I don’t know where the threshold is, but I’d think there is some number of simultaneous lightning strikes where the likelihood of them happening at once is outweighed by there being some kind of phenomenon that wasn’t in my model. (i.e. looks like about 900,000 lightning strikes happen yearly in Louisiana, so if a million happened in one day in one town that seems outside of model. Dunno if 1000 in one town in one day is something that’s been recorded)
Create a machine that creates lightning strikes.