Jstrick

Exactly no experience, never purchased the product! This is trip down inferential statistics AND THE CONSIDERABLE POWER THAT IT HAS. It perfectly clear that Sonos does not have a failure rate of 6.5%, or .1% for that matter, commons sense would tell you that! Actually a failure rate of .1% for most manufactured products is far to high!

I alleged nothing! My knowledge of Inferential statistics is quite good! Inferential statistics does not give opinions, it draws conclusions from sampled data, in this case a very limited data set! More data better conclusions!

What I like or do not like is irrelevant. Sorry did not know we had to be clever or funny.

As a side light, during WW2 the US Army wanted to know how many Tiger tanks the Germans had produced. So they asked to see the ones that were captured or destroyed. By the simple use of Inferential statistics and the few serial numbers of the tanks, their examination revealed to within 5 tanks the actual number produced!!