but you're essentially arguing for a 1-3% effectiveness difference.
Pull-out is about 96% effective when used correctly versus
condoms which are, about 99% when used correctly
The largest advantage low skill requirement.
Statistics are a beautiful thing when because they can be manipulated and applied in almost any manner to support almost any argument correctly.
A 3% variance is marginal and overall rather safely ignored.
According to the website in the provided link, under the "if" condition; "asterisk" condition, if you will; you have a ninety-six per-cent effectiveness for
interruptus vs. eighty-five for the raincoat. Mind you, this is only under "asterisk" condition. According to the site, the overall effective rate for
interruptus; the "bottom line" condition, if you will' is seventy-eight per-cent. That is a seven per-cent difference; four per-centage points more than three. I suppose that there might be those who could suggest that this is an "insignificant" deviation from an "insignificant" difference. Those who put faith in the S.L. Clemens statement about statistics (which statement Mr. Clemens attributed to B. Disraeli) might point to that as support for their faith in that point of view.............but, I stray..........................
Two things argue for shying from the "asterisk" and going with the "bottom line". You can consider the macrocosm, and draw on your life experience, or, you can go to the microcosm that is understandable to the posters to these Boards: the Rocket Scientists that we all fetch when we drive. Given my experience, I would suspect that there are far more who fail to apply it correctly than there are who actually apply
interruptus correctly; hence the disparity between "asterisk" and "bottom line"; eighteen percentage points or five "insignificant" deviations from an "insignificant" difference.
I am hard put to comprehend that there could be any difference, "significant" or otherwise, between those who apply
interruptus correctly and those who use the raincoat correctly.
Given the effectiveness of either of the two, it appears that more than a few do not have even the "low skills required" to use the same. Fifteen and twenty-two are not insignificant.
FIFY
Three per-cent might, indeed, be "insignificant and safely ignored", but, putting faith in "asterisk" conditions is ignoring real conditions, which
ain't uh-zackly none too safe.
In my less experienced days, this was my go to method. Pool meant a tour of DC. I didn't care if it took me an hour to complete it, I made sure to hit every hot demand neighborhood possible. I learned early on that X trips were shorter than pool because of the price difference.
Ironically just like pool. Everyone expects to ride alone but little do they know they will receive the clown car experience.
I have been truly amazed at some of the scenic routes on which the U-Pool GPS directs the driver. I suspect that F
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