Think of how the question is near the end of a Q post. Where he normally asks,"How long until the odds aremathematically impossible?" (The odds of all the crumbs being coincidences, that is.)
A standard deviation is a measure used in statistics. Most items, events, so on,if measured carefully over and over, don't have a single exact value, but a small range of values. For random noise in such a collection, it is found that ~2/3 of all values measured, are within +/- one standard deviation from the mean ; 95% within two standard deviations; and so on. The numbers work out, that if you measure something, and your measured value is more than 5 standard deviations from the mean, you've made a mistake and you're really measuring something *else*.
Q is saying the odds of him NOT being genuine are approaching zero.
That makes total sense too, thanks for detailed explanation. Could also possibly refer to votes as posited above.
Are you 6-Sigma certified, as well? ;-)