If 50% of people...

[PK99]

Averages are strange. For example how many legs does the average human have?

Tha average human has two legs.

The average number of legs a human has, is somewhere between one and two.

 

[hopless500]

Averages are strange. For example how many legs does the average human have?

2.325

 

[slowmotion]

How long before someone mentions Vegemite?

Oops...

 

[I like Skol]

How about Marmite XO, matured with a stronger taste! I bought a jar for my wife last Christmas (I know, I'm all heart. Who said romance is dead?) but I don't touch the damn stuff myself!

 

[perplexed]

I love marmite.

On a side issue. The people who say 'ohh, I'm like marmite me, people either love me or hate me...'.

Nope. People who have this outlook about themselves are pretty much universally nobbers...

 

[vernon]

I love marmite.

On a side issue. The people who say 'ohh, I'm like marmite me, people either love me or hate me...'.

Nope. People who have this outlook about themselves are pretty much universally nobbers...

Yebbut fellow nobbers will like them and non nobbers won't so they weren't actually wrong.

 

[Kies]

Devil paste - FACT!

 

[brodiej]

I reckon to answer you statistically you'd have to rank people's taste for marmite with a value somehow in order to generate an average.

If you then list them in order you could find the median value (ie 50% in) and that person would be exactly halfway between loving marmite and hating it - so you could indeed say they were the most indifferent.

 

[vernon]

Stuff the stats.....they mean nowt to me. I love Marmite.

Stats can give surprising results.

Vatican City has 2.27 Popes per square kilometre.

 

[Aperitif]

Popeulation surveys are notoriously skewed. In your example, Vernon, how many were immigrants? I'm pasta caring, me.

 

[Tim Hall]

Marmite = Satan's Smegma

Yes, but is that a Good Thing or a Bad Thing?

 

[BigonaBianchi]

I'd forgotten about it...but now you mention it ill forget about it again.

 

[MisterStan]

Stats can give surprising results.

Vatican City has 2.27 Popes per square kilometre.

"Aw, you can come up with statistics to prove anything, Kent. Forty percent of all people know that." (Homer Simpson)