Black Hole Movies, Digital Heart Twins, and World Cup Tech
EP 48
·1:29:45

World Cup VAR outcomes

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1:29:46showing is this year's World Cup, all of the teams that have seen the most favorable V outcomes, that's in blue, and those that have seen the least favorable V outcomes using a baseline of per 100 fouls. So, he's >> he's normalizing for the number of fouls. And [clears throat] he's saying per foul, how many V decisions were turned in favor of me and how many VR decisions were turned in the favor of >> per 100 fouls? >> Yes. >> Per 100 fouls. >> Per Yeah. Yeah. Per 100 fouls is just a way of saying I'm normalizing by the number like I'm just dividing by the number of fouls, right? So it's like a per foul type

1:30:26>> type thing, right? But this becomes a percentage because now you have 100 in the denominator. I got you. >> Um, so, okay, Mexico actually tops that list. >> And then it's Argentina. >> Okay. >> Okay. And then it's a bunch of other countries. Um, England is somewhere in the middle. France is somewhere in the middle, but France is also net positive. There's no net negatives against them. >> Yeah. >> Um, there's another plot that that's that's that's there. >> I just want to note that the US is net negative. >> Yeah. >> We V does not support the US. No, not at all. >> Or Canada for that matter. Uh or Belgium. So, I can't complain about the Belgium game. >> Yeah. [laughter] And and so the next the

1:31:07next um plot is something that I found on Reddit

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