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But like we saw with the boss it's better if you hide it, even the boss said there are many omegas it's just that people don't notice
That's why I gave the classroom example. 1% would still be a LOT, but it'd be more reasonable for people to believe they'd never met an omega before. This is just fully a statistics fumble on the author's part
The author should've made the percentage smaller. They talk about omegas like they're cryptids, meanwhile they're 10% of the population! That's a lot! In a classroom of 30 people that's 3 omegas for every classroom.