Confidence Interval
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1 min readFeb 8, 2018
The population is normally distributed;
yet we strive to surpass the limit,
to reject our alternative;
only to never reach the critical value of our hypothesis test,
despite the endless trials;
bounded by the positive and negative of our 95% confidence interval.
But, why then does the .025 seem so insignificant?
Yet, simultaneously all encompassing,
a distorted prediction of our tolerance level;
the irony of confidence,
the validity of impostor syndrome
because despite how positive our z-score is,
we’ll never converge to one,
inevitably defined by the skew.