Conclusive proof that vampires do not exist

[ksmith]

Discussed in a neat blog that I think I'll be adding to my favorites list.

Comments

[thecurlyboy.livejournal.com]

While it's an amusing article, there are so many assumptions built into those numbers, it's pathetic.

But what bothers me most isn't about this analysis specifically. I really don't like it when analysts assume only one variable is changing over a large range. While things are generally static, large changes in one variable often cause fluctuations in a lot of other, previously static variables. Especially when it comes to people and how people will react, none of these analyses ever take that into account.

[kristine-smith.livejournal.com]

Yeah--I think some of the comments raise some of the same issues.

My hypothesis is that the bloghost is a vampire trying to lull us all into a false sense of security.

[madbaker.livejournal.com]

Now that makes sense.