Smug Hunter Explains Atheist Stupidity
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- Apparently, there are lots of stupid things that atheists say... though it seems more apparent that this theist makes up some stupid things that atheists say, when in fact, I've never heard an atheist say these things...
But it's great to find out how stupid atheists are, right?
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This fellow was very helpful indeed. He gave me an excellent example of what saying stupid things sound like, and now I'll make an effort to not talk like him.
That compounded by him clearly coming in without a script or much editing makes it almost unbearable to listen to
Triad, that is probably a good idea.
My mother had a saying.
Everyone has a purpose. Some serve as good examples, and some serve as bad examples.
Christopher is a prime example of a bad example.
I'm going to say the most stupid things
The Christian, Chris, here sounds so much like one of those "I am 14 and this is so deep" posts
Sad man can’t fathom anyone finding Christianity to be false and unwelcoming. Almost wish I still had that tunnel vision because this sad man lives in a place where he is always right and is gonna be rewarded with eternal life for treating his fellow human beings like trash. Cheers Christian Christopher. 🍻
How smug and arrogant can one person be? I think we have just found out. 😂
Seriously, this guys head is so far up his own butt he rechewed his own BS several times already. But we're the dumb ones 🤣
Stupid too..
1000000000% Apparently. I thought this was a parody of a stupid apologetic channel with the name 'missing the mark', which fits perfectly. But alas I was wrong.
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20:45
Telling a tree by its fruits-close, but no cigar, kid.
Trees are told apart ultimately in their flowers.
Taxonomy geek here.
I mean, it’s Missing the Mark. The joke writes itself.
You’re not wrong
I wasn't familiar with him before I saw him in the last Skeptic s episode, I thought he was possibly joking; perhaps a brilliant comic... but that bubble soon popped 😅
@@mouthofspaghetti7817 Popped with an arrow, one might imagine.
@@TheSkepTick Hi! What do you think of the "Nature"-praised counterapologetic "The Gospel of Afranius"? (I have tested it on a couple of professional apologists from Reasonable Faith and they couldn't find any objections!)
Of all the British floating circles I watch on TH-cam you are by far the best
Top notch floating, no doubt
This guy definitely needs a script to get his thoughts in order.
Calling that drivel thoughts, is very generous of you.
Thoughts? You're making a hell of an assumption there, pal. You know, there's an open question of how exactly you can tell if someone is brain-dead. Hooking up an EEG to jello has been shown to show "brain activity", something to do with conductivity and the like. I suspect this cultist twit would be a flatline and solve the issue entirely.
Guy needs a hobby that keeps him far away from the Interwebs. Or nonbelievers.
What if he has a script ….🤔
This guy needs more than a script. Maybe he's praying to the wrong deity before he starts recording? I bet Lisa the Rainbow Giraffe wouldn't let him down if he prayed to her to help him make a watchable video.
*Let me explain :*
"You know,
take a look,
it's,
um,
you know,
it's,
uh,
imagine if everybody,
like,
actually is good,
*_but,_*
you know,
instead they,
they,
you know,
if you see bickering,
you see various,
you know,
whatever.."
It is BOLD to say someone isn't actually thinking when this is the video you put up, Chris.
Your daily lesson from Smugometry 101.
People in the area where he lives find it hard to drive safely, the smug is so thick there.
I’ll give him this, he’s made an incredibly compelling argument for why one should script their arguments before they hit record.
Or at least have a solid outline in front of you.
I don't care how nice Christians are, (usually in a very superficial manner) it doesn't prove their supernatural entity. I need EVIDENCE!
Performative altruism etc is usually what i see.
To be fair to this guy's first argument. The youth pastor at my old church was caught with a young girl. His bad actions made me start to question if a god exists. It's a first reason, but not the only one over time.
"Oh well he was just a bad pastor or the church wasn't a true church of God ..."
The problem is that he's setting this kind of scenario up as a ad hominem fallacy. It's not enough to simply hear someone casting aspersions, complaining or scorning another person. If they didn't actually put their complaint into an argument then draw a conclusion, then its just general bitching and not ad hom. But as you point out, side stepping criticism of Christian culture and its norms with a no true Scotsman fallacy is also dishonest.
@@skepticusmaximus184 It's also not ad hominem because "being Christian makes you a better person" is itself one of the claims made by Christians, a claim that Christians being bad is evidence against.
I can see it actually being a reasonable argument. Any god worthy of being followed would *not* let such things happen in his church. That alone proves that if there is a god involved, it is certainly not the all-loving one christians claims.
@@NovaSaber Yeah! I do agree, but I tend not to go there, since not all Christians claim that being a Christian makes you a better person, but rather tout the old 'we're ALL sinners but Christians are forgiven' line. I'd hate to give ammunition to the accusation of my having constructed a strawman, while the Christian I'm speaking to does the no true Scotsman to my strawman, even though those self-righteous, moral elitist Christians DO exist. We don't need to debate a Scottish Christian strawman eating porridge with sugar. 😜
Jordan Peterson would be so proud of this guys ability to spit out bullshit word salad nonsense.
Well that would depend on what you mean by "proud," and "bullshit" ...and "spit." And you might say 'Well that's just an obfuscation of the dissertation at the core of this post," but I've got news for you, sunshine! This is kind of a big deal! This would take me 40 hours to explain the first facet of pride as it relates to the continuum of emotional juxtapositions!
@@FakingANerveAlso, "it's complicated"
his whole video is based on interaction he didn't have or had but completely forgot or misunderstand them
What my imaginary atheist friends say
I'm going with "didn't have". His knowledge on the subject is about level with Almando's, as is his integrity.
"I have had many interactions with atheists! I watch _God's Not Dead_ with that miserable never-was nazi-loving Sorbo movie twice a week! I'm practically an expert at atheistianism!"
His whole life is based on interactions he didn't have with God, so can you really blame him? 😅
Maybe he went to the Kent Hovind school of confusing an argument he won against a soap bottle for a real conversation he had with a human.
The best thing about Chris' spiel is that he wasn't out killing animals with his crossbows !
Maybe he has crossbows somewhere but those are compound bows and it looks like a recurve bow on the shelf.
I mean, if his aim with his bow is anything like his aim with his "arguments" I think the animals are going to be just fine.
@@drewharrison6433 the ones on the shelf behind him are traditional straight bows not recurve .... recurve limbs curve forward away from the riser when un-strung, his all have straight limbs 😉
You're not thinking of the bigger picture. He should be encouraged to go out and hunt _more,_ not less. Two reasons: 1. Less time to make this rambling be-as-dumb-as-possible-on-purpose crap he's torturing actual human beings with, and 2. hunting accidents happen, especially to incompetent, stupid hunters.
Plus with any luck he actually eats what he kills, so bonus chance of food poisoning, parasites, blood infections from self-inflicted cuts during preparation...
@@nonna_sof5889 Hihi, that'd be pretty much like Viva La Dirt League's "Trying to aim with a controller" video 🤣🤣 "Hnaaaaaa...." **missed** 🤣
It's hilarious to see someone whiff so badly against his own straw man construction. If he shoots his bow the way he argues for God, I have to wonder how many times he's shot himself in the foot
I have never heard an atheist say it was someone's fault for being atheist! Ever! I'm an atheist because I asked questions that no one could answer satisfactorily. Not one person could logically explain their theology to me and it made me question everything they said. I asked and asked and it seemed to me that adults believed what they did because most of the people in their life believed. It seemed that they had faith in magic and not reality and that was a massive red flag!
I became an atheist because 40+ years of unsuccessful attempts to square biblical magic with reality nearly drove me insane.
I read the bible straight through 3 different times. KJV first and the RV-CE the other two times. I bought commentaries, took bible study classes, and celebrated mass at least 5 times per week. I actually went 7 days per week for nearly an entire year.
I prayed my heart out. I begged to have my doubts taken away from me.
I never had my prayers answered. When I was most exhausted, my rational mind asked me if I was done torturing myself. I replied in the affirmative.
It wasn't easy to follow through, especially at first, because most of my friends were still devoted Xtians, too afraid to be around "Satan Spawn."
Things got better slowly but steadily, though. I eventually knew inside that I had made the right decision by dumping the faith.
I have deeply regretted wasting so many years trying to swallow it down. So much money too!
14:47 "Somebody who is betrayed by somebody they should not have been betrayed by..."
Ummm... yeah. That's how betrayal works. A stranger can't betray you. An enemy can't betray you. By its very definition, the only people who even *can* betray you are the people who you trust.
Yes, this was the straw that broke me lol
Love his "Dogma" t-shirt. In the future, when I see someone wearing it, I'll know to avoid them.
I think it looks cool, but if it has a sort of message, I won’t buy one. And I am grateful that my wife never let me buy a Stalin t-shirt last time in Prague.
He really, really should have a script... damn, Skeptick said exactly that just as I started typing...
Logicked made four videos on that guy. Three public and a Patreon exclusive. They're really worth watching.
Logicked also made one in response to the parody video as well.
Could you tell me the titles of those 3 videos so I can watch them, I looked through his channel and I couldn't spot thm. Thanking you in advance :D
@@cherylw1958
(Part 1) th-cam.com/video/samhslVBL1I/w-d-xo.html
(Part 2) th-cam.com/video/RdWsxBbyLm4/w-d-xo.html
(Part 3) th-cam.com/video/bk2JCJqmnIE/w-d-xo.html
(Parody response) th-cam.com/video/vV5c0DJ5ibA/w-d-xo.html
@@cherylw1958 >
Part 1:
Missing the Mark and Deflating Atheism don’t understand spoken English
Part 2:
Non-homicidal atheists are unambitious conformists (Missing the Mark and Deflating Atheism Part 2)
Part 3:
In which they don’t understand...anything (Missing the Mark and Deflating Atheism Part 3)
@@cherylw1958 > Oh, and a response to one of MtM's responses:
Missing the Mark’s Stupid Logicked Parody (Response)
I can honestly say I have never said, nor ever heard any other atheist say, that they are an atheist because of mean person doing the bad thing. I've heard a lot of other reasons. But never that.
It's funny because when he said that, he explicitly excluded all the people who never believed in any deity to begin with - which actually represents the overwhelming majority of atheists in the world 😁. The sheer ignorance of that guy is so thick you could almost cut it with a knife!
That's that team-mentality. It avoids thought if at all possible.
If he has ever talked to 10 atheists I would be shocked
He has probably talked to many atheists and never knew because they didn't talk about atheism or theism. Atheists say Merry Christmas too. . .
Talked to, sure. Listened to, no.
@@pandora8610 not that sure that he even knows 10 atheists that would admit to be an atheist to him because his mind is so closed. So he has likely meet with 10 he just wouldn't know it
I have faith in humanity, most people/atheists would have probably walked away from him 🙉 .
(fake pick up the phone: ☎️ "Sorry I've got to take this call, he says he has all the answers, and that I could really proffit if i wright a book about it✒️💰")
The argument from evil doesn't work because we can't argue from finite info that the evil isn't part of a greater good that _can't be brought about any other way?_ So, omnipotence is just no longer part of the claim? Now we're getting somewhere!
"The man who prays is the one that thinks god has arranged matters all wrong, but who also thinks that he can instruct god on how to put then right." Christopher Hitchens
It also means that theists like Chris have no basis for judging anyone - God planned all that fornication for a greater good.
I might be dumb but I'm not dumb enough to believe in a magic man in the sky.
A magic giraffe on the other hand😁
I've seen and touched giraffes. Couldn't tell you whether or not they were magic.
@@rickn8or Their tongues are, swiped the cap off my daughter's head much to her amusement.
Leaves be upon her 🦒
@Anti-anti-intellectual5 More hen
Jibbers Crabst has your back! All hail the giant fire-breathing lobster who lives behind the rings of Saturn!
This was infuriating and mind-numbing at the same time.
Like Equally funny and sad at the same time.
Infuriating? Why? What he's spewing is hardly new rhetoric from his brand of ready-to-think malware they dare to call "apologetics". Maybe I'm jaded, but I don't find this guy infuriating in the least. It's just the same old tripe I see elsewhere in the Christian landscape. He just happen to be as subtle yet somehow less competent at regurgitating it than the usual Christian smear merchant, I mean preacher.
Rarely have I seen someone take so long to say more or less nothing 😂
I'm guessing you haven't watched a Trump "speech" . . . .
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with mindlessly parroting tired clichés, vapid bullshit, and nonsense so obviously stupid it's an insult to their intelligence. Also known as "a sermon".
Have you heard of Donald Trump
So you did not spend 3 hours in a catholic mess then? ;) Christopher/Missing the Mark has done that A LOT.
Jordan Peterson is pretty good at that.
Dunning-Kruger at its very best.
This is what reading a Scrabble board to camera looks like.
Ah, this guy.
I tried to have a discussion with him once and asked him to elaborate on a point he was making because I disagreed and it wasn't making very much sense, to which he just said _"Just watch the video!"._ Told him that I did and that was what prompted me to ask for elaboration in the first place and all I got in response was _"Well you're obviously not here to learn, so I'm not going to waste my time on you."_
All of that just tells me he's not interested in any sort of discussion nor is he interested in talking with anyone that doesn't already believe as he does. So yea, who's the stupid one here again?
He's not goober is he? Would be nice to have a face to that insufferable gobnobber.
This was difficult to get through. Between the stammering, word salad, and army of straw men, I think I now need a drink.
One step ahead of you over here. Cheers. 😅🍻
Me too, but I am to see my dentist in a few hours and I don’t want to intoxicate her too. On the other hand seeing her will give me a more bearable pain however.
This guy strikes the weirdest balance between earnestness and unprofessionalism I've ever seen.
Genuine question, which one?
@@jasonnelson5745the theist probably
@@asagoldsmith3328 makes sense
I am not for a moment convinced by this guy's points, but I do really appreciate the saintly dog shirt he's wearing.
(I also appreciate my favorite british talking circle! Thanks for doing what you do, man.)
I thought it was a weird Persian-Egyptian God with a very anemic shuriken. Huh.
@@evenstoats2639 Who knows! Maybe it is, lol. I was probably making a guess based on lived experience having grown up in the constantly-anxious evangelical mindset; I know I would've been really uncomfortable wearing other religions' imagery back then.
@@ruggafluff So turns out it's St. Christopher. One of the legends says he was a man with the head of a dog, as was common and possible on those days, who ate human flesh. Blah blah, he eventually decides to serve Christ and then Jesus comes down in Baby form and he carries a talking Chris-baby across a river, gets a human head for his good dead and is eventually martyred. The things people will believe on faith alone...
@@evenstoats2639 What a compelling and definitely-demonstrable story! No idea why they have trouble convincing people to believe this stuff nowadays; it is truly a mystery. :V
@@evenstoats2639 All things considered that is still a kick ass story, not up there with Pirates of the Caribbean but even so, kick ass.
SkepTick, you mentioned Christopher's body language. I didn't need a book on body language to see where he was pulling his word salad from . . . and he didn't even have his pants down!
Sadly, he struggles to string sentences together that make any sense.
I'm just an weird agnostic person. You don't believe in any God so you argue about that endlessly. It's pathetic my man. Why do you care if a God exists or not. Depression, anxiety, and Jupiter have the same science as God. You know almost nothing about both, but it's accepted, but a guy, person in the sky. Depression, even my ADHD is just exists because it exists, and Jupiter is so far away that we don't know what it's like. Why do you feel the need insult man when it's clear you yourself have clearly never traveled outside the USA or the UK, but you're gonna be the judge on someone intelligence judging on the context. You need to self-reflect. I never seen someone with so little self-awareness. It's just pathetic existence. There's no way that you're happy.
"Various you know whatever..." Someone definitely needs a script doctor or, perhaps, a script. 😬🤣
Wow, that dude is deeply disingenuous… and incoherent… and twitchy… and whiny… 😵💫 Like, WTH? (Should he really be playing with those weapons…?)
9:38 or as I prefer, “He takes forever to say nothing.”
Mark never fails to fail hard. :) I think everyone has compianed about him now. I still have my "Dumb things Mark said" series. So I might also be covering this video or have covered it! :D
Gives Matt Powell a solid run for his money. Almost Kent teir
@@borttorbbq2556 Krensharpaw did a great video on Mark as well. (Yes we are all calling him Mark)
Nice job plugging your darn channel, I just subscribed 😂
@@carmenplangger9417 lol ^_^; I have a whole playlist for Mark. I forget how many vids, not that lot yet. But I'll get back to it.
@carmenplangger9417 haha same!
The more he talks, the more he confuses himself
Here's a thought...The less judgemental I became, the more I wanted to help people, the more I found time for people, the less I accepted what a good god, god was. It came to a head when I became a dad, and my overriding thought in all things became: What kind of a father would nail up their own kid?? Especially if I were an all powerful dad!
The all powerful bit is actually the most important one.
Because if it would be possible, that nailing your kid to a cross would somehow help the entire world (not superficial after they die and "if they believe it", but literally, actually, immediately and demonstrably after the deed has been done), then it would be a lot harder ... yet, a good father would still ask the kid for consent, instead of dismissing the wants of the child for "the greater good" ...
Throwing all powerful into the mix and it immediately makes no sense anymore ... because the thing that would happen, with nailing the kid to a cross, could happen without that ... because that's what all powerful means ... if wanted, you can skip a lot of steps and immediately jump to the preferred outcome ...
He says he met a terrible person?? Was it himself?!
4:20 I'm an atheist and something of a fan of Saint Francis. I even went to Assisi to see the places where he'd lived. He was an amazing guy who really broke free from the social constraints of his time and provided a beautiful example of how to lead a loving life.
I like his religious camel furry knight shirt.
Inarticulate and quick to generate random statistics ("1 out of 10," etc.) without any basis other than his vague opinion. An excellent speaker for turning off people.
85% of all stats are made up on the spot. 56% of all people know that.
'They take longer to get to the point'. I hear ya, man.
You have a tick from me sir, this guys word salad is on another level. Keep up the good work bud. Peace from a fellow Brit :)
Imagine I hand you a small device, and say "that will do any and everything in the universe: time travel, superpowers, love, money, anything at all you can do with this piece of equipment, but I will either tell you what it's called or show you how to work it, but not both."
Christopher is the kind of person who would say tell me what it's called
His shirt is an Idol, not to mention blended fabric. Sinner! 😂
The choice to stand in front of a wall of compound bows is astonishing! I know he did a video explaining that, but I still feel like it's a weird choice.
On his T-shirt...
Is that Bojack Horseman?? 😂😂
🤣my first thought too..
I just don't understand where he's going... i listen i listen... and then, i lost him.
If he prepares his yts like he prepares for his hunts, we're all in grave danger.
He beats around the bush until it falls over.
Had to wait all day to watch but always worth the wait!!!
Yeah, some evidence for the supernatural would be good. Chris 'missing the mark' did miss the mark
Again
and again
and again
and again
and again
and again. Love his channel name since he always miss the mark.
He's also saying if a priest, believer, etc. is bad, that's for a greater good, so it's good for them to be bad. BTW, I used Lisa, Leaf be upon her, in my last video.
I do enjoy your work. Thanks for doing it.
the smugness of this guy is of Guinness-records-book level. And with so little basis for it, it's amazing!
Unfortunately, you just get into the Guinness Book by paying for it these days, so that doesn’t mean what it used to.
Yep, Dunning & Kruger's research clearly translates here.
He seems very uninformed and very confident which I believe we have a name for but I'll be nice and not say it. But you guys can right here.
Mr Smug is wrong about fornication. It is a good thing. Early sexual experimentation increases the chance of finding a stable, satisfying long-term relationship, as we see in cultures where it is accepted, whereas we see people less happy in more repressive societies.
One more thought. He reminds me of one of my favorite statements. If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullsht.
I've never witnessed more word salad in any content ever.
Thanks, keep making these videos
Love your channel!
Don’t tell this guy you’re an atheist out in the wood. He might just put you down out of self righteousness
For the unknowable greater good.
Oddly, his shirt depicts what I might think of as one of Lisa the Rainbow Giraffe's (LBOH) priestesses.
This guy is all over the place.
I've realised why I'm wondering about the background. It's because the hominid in the foreground is about as easy to listen to as a dripping tap (that's faucet in British).
I noticed this apologist at various times deftly employed the, "I am rubber, you are glue," defense, and in addition, his prefaced remark, "My father, a very fine man", reminded me of "the Prophet, blessed be his name". Very respectful of authority figures who presumably hand down the ancient and sacred traditions to their respective tribes and children.
This guy has to be one of the most inarticulate chuckle heads I have ever heard.
Thousand Island! That is the dressing that word salad needs! Damn. Now I'm hungry. 😆
That t-shirts makes me more confused than what he says.
The only mark he didn't miss is his is channel name.
Ha! Indeed.
I thought of writing a response, but then I realized that I was just a rhetorical thinker and a moron.
You will not tempt me away from the flying spaghetti monster with the rainbow giraffe.
Tis a sad day for Giraffe kind
I hope you will reconsider
To Rick8or - I believe the image on this guy's Tshirt is of what is called a 'Dog Headed Saint", St Christopher, the patron St of Travellers was one, St. Guineford (?) was another. A lot of these early and somewhat obscure Christian Saints are pretty interesting, check out St. Elmo of St. Elmo's Fire fame for example.
Some of these early saints and the Celtic ones in particular bear a striking resemblance to a lot of Tibetian yogis such as Milereapa, if folklore, myth and a bit of comparative religion is your thing. The British publication the "Fortean Times" - The Journal of Strange Phenomena did an article on dog headed saints that is worth a look if you are interested. Personally I am fascinated by this type of strangeness and when you start digging a bit it's almost limitless.
I'm not sure it's fair to make fun of this guy. He does such a great job of it himself, every time he opens his mouth!!!
Holy crap. How many ways can he state the exact same example over and over, in less and less coherent ways, with more and more wool gathering and word salad tossing, before our frikking brains melt. What a maroon.
This guy will make a Christian into an atheist!
All I could think of during this video was Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm Flailing Tubeman :/
I really struggled to keep track of Chris's line of thought in this video, but was totally entranced by his t-shirt. After a half hour of searching I found it's an image of Saint Christopher who was often portrayed with a dog's head. The shirt is sold on a website called TheSymbolicWorld. And the irony for me is that Chris is so self-righteous and yet still ignorant in his presentation but wears a shirt of his holy namesake.
The dude reminded me of a long standing question "which ONE dentist that haven't picked the famous toothpaste."
Something tells me he thinks statistics are just numbers someone made up in a conversation once because it sounded good at the time.
9:37 How can a person talk so much and say so little? I'm not sure but Legolas here might actually have a future in politics.
That entire intro was a train wreak
WTF “Hitler thought the earth was round” LOL
"Grow up, what are you seven? Also, most things that don't believe in -Santa- Jesus are rocks, so on average atheists are rock brains!"
Regardless of how much straw built the argument, how is "they were mean to me" the same as "we do it, too, by saying maybe if we were nicer". What logic path got him there.
I think this may be the first time that I've seen a stream of unconsciousness.
Is that a Pagan God on your t-shirt, fella?
Poor guy he doesn't even know what a pantheist is.
I know right
So let me get this straight, if I use phrases that personify the universe, I'm a monotheist? What if I only use personification with a small part of the universe? "My car hates me!" Oops, now I'm a monotheist pagan who believes in a god of steel that constantly demands petrolium products and worship of course.
Can you imagine Chris in an actual debate with an educated atheist? He would get stripped apart.
I’d like to see that!
@@TheSkepTick Imagine Chris calling Matt Dillahunty ‘stupid’ in a debate!
What on earth is he waffling on about? He's obviously a very disorganized mind. How does any of it concern atheists, or what we are supposed to say? (The guy likes his weapons doesn't he? Almost a stereotype.)
"Can't argue that the evil we see isn't part of a greater good." I don't know what monstrous god this guy worships, but if part of the "garter good" is child abuse, sexual assault, starvation, war, all the other terrible things human's have experienced, then I would never worship that deity, even if they could be proven to be real.
I have a feeling that Barf, the dog-god (or god-dog?) on Christian Hunter’s tee has a fling for Lisa. Or maybe it’s a she-dog in love with a she-giraffe…. Scary!😊
You should be careful. He's an archer, and you're a circle. 😮
His actual shooting might be more accurate than his reasoning.
Dang! I didn’t think about that.
I know it's not much,but I do enjoy what you and the other creators do. When I get outta debt,in about a million years,I will start helping out more. I would love to see someone like AronRa roundhouse this guy in the eyebrow. Just kidding,but its a nice thought 🤟
Would he help me re-enact the wonderful statue of ST. Sebastian? He'd be a handsome man with 12 or 13 arrows in him...
I think there is a 1 in 10 chance that this guy has a 2 in 7 possibility of coming to a 3 in 12 conclusion at least 4 out of 20 times, particularly 12 in 235 cases of 6 out of 9 studies correlating to the 17 from 995 out of 1037 from the 12,976......
Crap. What was I saying??