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Originally Posted by nathanbs
So would me saying that in my 19 years in the collision business it has been MY experience that 99.9% of all repairs that we have done do not end up on carfax change things for you?
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No, that doesn't make any difference at all. Your data has no integrity. Actually, your data has no data.
On the other hand, if you told me that after repairing each of these 12,000 cars over the last 19 years, and after waiting an appropriate amount of time for CarFax to collect data from their sources, you then ran a CarFax 12,000 times to collect the relevant data on each individual vehicle post-repair, that would be a different story.
But that's not the case, is it? Because, A) that would have cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars, B) you would have had no incentive to start collectng CarFax data to prove a point in a discussion you didn't know you'd be having 19 years in the future, and C) If you really did have any data you wouldn't be spouting idiocy like 99.9%.
As we all know that's the case, I think we can all agree that you're just talking out of your a** as part of the Pelican bomb-throwers club. But we get it. You don't like CarFax. That's cool. I don't like bananas. Same methodology.
And that's the end of my 8th grade statistics class.