Ah, right. I think a nonrandom variable situation actually came up and I said “May the unknown variables be in your favor” or “May the hidden variables be in your favor”.
Why use this instead of the simpler “May the outcome be in your favour” which is also more accurate for what you really mean?
Ah, right. I think a nonrandom variable situation actually came up and I said “May the unknown variables be in your favor” or “May the hidden variables be in your favor”.
Why use this instead of the simpler “May the outcome be in your favour” which is also more accurate for what you really mean?