Key Probability Findings
1.8%
Chance of having 6 or more Taurus employees out of 26. That's a 1-in-56 shot — the bull showed up to work.
1.9%
Chance of 6+ employees born in May alone, when you'd expect ~2.2. May is nearly 3× overrepresented.
0.9%
Chance of having zero Virgos AND zero Libras. Two entire signs — absent. Roughly a 1-in-118 coincidence.
0.87%
Chance of zero September AND zero October birthdays. The two most common US birth months, both missing entirely.
Methodology: Expected values based on CDC US birth distribution data (births are not uniformly distributed — September is the national peak). Chi-squared goodness-of-fit tests were used for overall distribution comparison. The month distribution (χ²=17.23, p=0.10) and zodiac distribution (χ²=14.79, p=0.19) do not reach conventional statistical significance (p<0.05) overall — small sample size limits power. However, individual outliers are genuinely unlikely per binomial probability. In short: the team's cosmic composition is unusual, but with 26 people the universe gets a lot of statistical wiggle room.