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Talk:Mystery:Young Hollywood Breast Cancer Victims (view source)
Revision as of 22:01, May 7, 2008
, 22:01, May 7, 2008→Mathematical Outline for such a theory
B/A = Y (Average Global percentage of breast cancer incidence in young women aged 18-45)<br>
B/A = Y (Average Global percentage of breast cancer incidence in young women aged 18-45)<br>
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Note that since our hypothesis is that 'Hollywood' or 'lifestyle values' are what we are testing for (since we assume you don't intend to prove that there are, for example, more carcinogens in movie trailers than elsewhere), it would be important to exclude breast cancers caused by hereditary, environmental factors and other non-lifestyle factors.<br>
Note that since our hypothesis is that 'Hollywood' or 'lifestyle values' are what we are testing for (since we assume you don't intend to prove that there are, for example, more carcinogens in movie trailers than elsewhere), it would be important to exclude from 'B' those breast cancers caused by hereditary, environmental factors and other non-lifestyle factors.<br>
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Next, evaluate 'Hollywood' Breast Cancer Incidence:<br>
Next, evaluate 'Hollywood' Breast Cancer Incidence:<br>
X=Global population of Actresses and Pop Singers aged 18-45<br>
X=Global population of Actresses and Pop Singers aged 18-45<br>
X/A = Z (Average Global percentage of breast cancer in 'Hollywood' women)<br>
X/A = Z (Average Global percentage of breast cancer in 'Hollywood' women)<br>
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(From this data set, we would also have to exclude those 'non-lifestyle' breast cancers as above).
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If Z > Y, you're onto something. But with A, B and X as yet undefined, as here, we don't have proof yet of the trend. But at least we have defined the numbers we are looking for. [[User:StatsFan|StatsFan]] 17:57, 7 May 2008 (EDT)
If Z > Y, you're onto something. But with A, B and X as yet undefined, as here, we don't have proof yet of the trend. But at least we have defined the numbers we are looking for. [[User:StatsFan|StatsFan]] 17:57, 7 May 2008 (EDT)