There are no humans with three or more arms. Most humans have two arms. A few humans have one or zero arms. Thus, the mean/average number of arms should be between 1.9 and 2.0 but surely less then two.
first, I am aware of the stats so the lecture was a waste.
second, the posters name was sharkweek, if you went in the water during sharkweek you probably wouldn't have two arms, this is what is known as a joke based on an eponysterical name.
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There are no humans with three or more arms. Most humans have two arms. A few humans have one or zero arms. Thus, the mean/average number of arms should be between 1.9 and 2.0 but surely less then two.
(The median number of arms is two though)
first, I am aware of the stats so the lecture was a waste.
second, the posters name was sharkweek, if you went in the water during sharkweek you probably wouldn't have two arms, this is what is known as a joke based on an eponysterical name.
third, you are also incorrect in your statement that there are no humans with 3 arms https://www.google.com/search?q=baby+born+with+three+arms
You are right. I was wrong. You win this debate.
There are no humans with three or more arms
Never say never:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymelia
Especially on the internet
Prove it.