Oh please, Mr. "V", don't be a spoiled brat.
You asked for evidence, I gave it to you. Since I accused you of playing sockpuppet games, it's a no-brainer that you'd try to refute evidence against you. The issue is, you'd have to use facts, but your arguments (for which you give no evidence) can be refuted ridiculously easily with existing data.
Let me just reply to you here:
You assume people from a specific sample are uniformly attracted to sc,
You are factually incorrect. The p=1/x is the probability specifically for a Swedish person to enter the forum.
bwhich is wrong. A better way to get that probability is to see what % of internet users have no life and like shitposting on obscure forums. Due to the way social security works in sweeden, you will find that the % of sweeds with no life is higher than your estimate.
You are trying to argue that 1 in 5 or 6 users on every forum is Swedish? Please. Here are some statistics on let's say Reddit:
https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/07/reddit-demographics-in-one-chart/277513/
Your claim is blatantly wrong, Sweden doesn't even register. Even if I assume 10% of all e-users on average are Swedish it still won't be enough -- I did the calculation.
I already gave a very lenient range -- anywhere between one in 20 and the real expected numbers.
Furthermore, due to how friendships between people work, it's likely that simply having one sweede on a forum will bring in more sweeds -his friends-.
There's a statistically exceedingly high number of Swedes because they were brought in by the existing Swedish users? Do you realize that this can be tested for? So let's do that
Were you brought here by a friend? Was any swede?
I don't think so.
Since you made the claim, give me at least one example. Even one. I will take one Swede out. Then it'd be 6 swedes, which still gives me the same result. So actually, give me 3 examples.
You're not doing statistics right over there, you're just making some wild assumptions and drawing a probably correct conclusion from those assumptions. The assumptions you are using are wrong, so the conclusion is also wrong. This is why I said you're butchering statistics.
V, you claimed I was butchering statistics before you even had any evidence. I'd say you were highly biased a priori.
You claim my assumptions are "ridiculously wrong", but you base that on arguments which are completely baseless, factually incorrect in part, and in contradiction with common sense.