The Will Rogers Paradox Explained

[@controlclerk]

This was my grandpa's favorite Will Rogers quote. I can still see his laugh when he told it.

[@jtlabs5633]

Very interesting vid, I couldn't think of any actual examples. But I'll be on the lookout!

[@DataDemystified]

Glad you found it interesting!

[@quincybryant5231]

California use to what Texas use to be. You ever wonder why old Californians sound Southern. Because a hundred years of migration.

[@Ag8MrE]

So, not a paradox.

[@ronaldkonkoma4356]

Oh my God Can you do one of these for Mitch Hedberg

[@ronp1018]

Give a poor man, a dollar and will be right back out in the economy for setting up. Meanwhile, trickle down is just tinkling on America.

[@hughreilly2023]

Holy hell don’t you understand the paradox 1:25?

[@boogboo5834]

Why don't you explain it to us?

[@hughreilly2023]

@@boogboo5834 The side note at 1:25 is calling them dumb by having to explain that we're not calling them dumb.

[@justdoesntaddup8620]

The clinical study has been proven in prostate cancer, many new indicators have been discovered over the last 30 years that detect it at earlier points , but a 1934 peer reviewed paper by a pathologist on autopsy of males having died tragically at younger ages proved that prostate cancer is commonly detectable in 20% of 20 old men and that it followed at that relative to age years to occurrence percentage for life. (eg : 50% of 50 year old men have detectable prostate cancers). But only about 15% of it is the lethal high grade. The ever improved detection devices of PSA, MRI, genetic markers means more prostate cancers are discovered and treated , thereby expanding the number of treated and “cured”, but still the same stable 15% are still dying of high grade prostate cancer.

[@RichardSault-og2id]

Horrible