> a forensic pathologist was giving fake prosecution evidence
The doctor handled thousands of cases in his career, and a well-funded inquiry found issues with less than 1% of them.
Sure we'd like that to be 0%, and society should spend time thinking of how much they rely on complicated processes of reasoning, but that's a really good accuracy.
The doctor handled thousands of cases in his career, and a well-funded inquiry found issues with less than 1% of them.
Sure we'd like that to be 0%, and society should spend time thinking of how much they rely on complicated processes of reasoning, but that's a really good accuracy.