Polish Authorities to Detonate 12,000 Pound British Tall Boy Bomb from World War II

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I particularly like this part:

"Ahead of the operation, officials had noted that it would have a 50-50 chance of success."

I may be wrong, but is not the proper interpretation for "It will either go off or it won't"?
 
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I particularly like this part:

"Ahead of the operation, officials had noted that it would have a 50-50 chance of success."

I may be wrong, but is not the proper interpretation for "It will either go off or it won't"?


I heard a similar probability statement when being sold a raffle ticket one time. I asked the seller "What are the odds in this contest?"

The clever seller replied, "50-50....either you win or you lose........now how many tickets would you like?"

I bought one.
 
Let me guess, you lost, does that mean I win because I guessed right?
 
You think?

What the media reported:

Lewandowski said the bomb is now considered safe.

What the man actually said:


Still somewhat "Captain Obvious" (Lt. Cmdr Obvious?), but not quite as dreadful.
 

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