👉 Bayes_toks, my friend, are like the digital equivalent of a bad joke that keeps getting better at riddling you with its punchline. They're essentially a statistical phrase that combines the Bayes' Theorem, the holy grail of probability, with some cringe-worthy internet humor. Imagine it as a digital stand-up comedian who can predict your mood just by looking at your past tweets – but instead of punchlines, they send you a series of unsettlingly accurate bad jokes.
Here's an edgy example sentence using bayes_toks: "Given that you've tweeted about your cat being in a tree, the probability it's raining outside is 95%. However, since you haven't tweeted about a bird in a tree, I'm guessing the probability of a unicorn with a tail is now 100%—because if it's not raining, what's the chance you'll encounter some otherworldly creature?"
