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Statistics deals with determination of enough data points to be able to predict future outcomes. A single observation is not enough to establish reality or predict the future outcome. If you flip a coin and it lands heads, is it enough to say that every time you flip a coin it will be heads? Of course not!


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Q: Why are statistics always concerned with mass phenomenon and never a single observation?
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