Lacy and Marlon # of both-player Minecraft deaths during marathon?
- 4-538%
- 6-727%
- 8-914%
- 10-119%
- 14-155%
- 16+5%
- 12-134%
- 2-33%
- <20%
- Status
- Open
- Time left
- 24d
- Contenders
- 9
What this question means
Not every question here concerns elections and interest rates. This one asks how many times two players both die during a Minecraft marathon, and the answer takes the form of a distribution across ranges.
The crowd centres on 4-5 deaths at 38%, with 6-7 at 27% and 8-9 at 14%. Above that, 10-11 at 9%, then 14-15 and 16+ at 5% each, 12-13 at 4%, and 2-3 at 3%.
The shape is worth a look: a peak at the low end with a long tail stretching right. That is a sensible way to price a count of events over a fixed period — there is a floor at zero, no ceiling, and unusual runs can push the total far above the typical case without any equivalent on the downside.
It also resolves cleanly, which is more than many serious questions manage. Someone counts. There is no argument about definitions, only about arithmetic.
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