F1, Hamilton, Gauss's law

Roberto da Silva Rocha, university professor and political scientist

F1, Hamilton, Gauss's law

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First of all, you need to immediately hire former pilot Emerson Fittipaldi as a strategy consultant in place of Niki who died, I explain.

When the two-time world champion was asked by journalists if he should continue at Mc Laren, he who had gone to his own team said: by the laws of large numbers of Mathematics of Gauss, one of the creators of statistical science, after more than 100 GP disputed the probabilities of a serious accident were increasingly deterministic and less statistical, changing into kids, accidents happen because of probabilities, if it hasn't happened yet it's because it will happen, and the rest of history you know, our Emmo almost died in accident.

There is no way to escape the law of large numbers, no one can have 0% probability or 100% probability because it is no longer a statistical event and becomes deterministic. No event is deterministic, nor is the certainty of death or immortality.

After 5 titles in a row, the probability of repeating this sequence of victories was getting smaller and smaller, it's the law of large numbers, I was in the years 2018 wondering when the decline of the Mercedes team would start, the famous curve of the probability distributions of Gauss the bell curve never fails, and it's time for Mercedes to be forgotten from the podiums as Ferrari was for 20 years without a champion until Schumacher arrived, so some events need to be remembered so that it doesn't just look like corner determinism of Gauss.

a) Mercedes engineers were co-opted and hired by Red Bull, no one said anything when this happened as if Mercedes were winning the titles only with her shirt and for the brand, this was in 2021;

b) With the death of Niki lauda who was the stoppage strategist precisely the only time that Mercedes had to use the last stop on the last lap to put new tires as Red Bull did, Niki was missing and the result is that the driver from Bull Vestapen flew and won the race on the only lap he was ahead of Hamilton for the entire race, and it happened.