Coopertition in the Olympics

[Roger]

There's always an even number of geese?

Taking a gander on the internet, this may fly closer to the truth than I originally geessed, er, guessed. Get another feather for my cap!

ETA: You guys are over-thinking it. And not reading the question properly.

And to really goose this hijack -- the geese in my neighborhood even do the line flying from one end of a field to another. But do they ever argue about going somewhere! For at least ten minutes they honk back and forth, debating. Yes, lets go over there! No, grass is just fine here! You'd think they had nothing better to do than argue!

Next time I'll do a field survey and see if there is an odd or even number of geese.

[IKE]

Only on CD can a thread about Coopertition get Goose-jacked...

I would consider Geese flying more of a cooperation than coopertition though (though a competitive food plot could exist). Now if only this thread could turn into a Stag Hunt ( Nash Equilibrium)...

[OZ_341]

Originally Posted by IKE

Only on CD can a thread about Coopertition get Goose-jacked...

I would consider Geese flying more of a cooperation than coopertition though (though a competitive food plot could exist). Now if only this thread could turn into a Stag Hunt ( Nash Equilibrium)...

Agreed! Sorry for the goose tangent.

[DonRotolo]

Originally Posted by Kris Verdeyen

More geese that side?

Bingo! Now that's an answer that makes sense to me!

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

...so given a random distribution that's 89% of just ...

Why does it not surprise me that Mark (of all CDers) has a valid statistical answer for this?