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The Bi-Nought Rule The Bi-Nought rule, commonly referred to as the 2-0 rule, was discovered by Paraguayan mathematician Marinera nova a Joderte in 1795. Application of the Bi-Nought Rule The Bi-Nought rule compares two percentages of populations to their respective populations. For example, if there are 100 blue fish out of 500 fish in the Indian Ocean, and 99 blue fish out of 400 fish in the Atlantic ocean, since 100>99 and 500>400, there are more blue fish per capita in the Indian Ocean than in the Atlantic Ocean.