give me a reference to my discussion post Mutually Exclusive Scenario: In a JDM car meet where there's a (Best Vintage JDM Car) competition and a (Best Modified JDM Car) competition, A car cannot win both competitions simultaneously. If it's a vintage car it shouldn't be modified and so it's only qualified for Best Vintage JDM Car title, same way a tuned or modified JDM car can win the Best Modified JDM Car title but not be allowed to participate in the vintage award. Therefore, these events, winning the (Best Vintage JDM Car) and winning the (Best Modified JDM Car,) are mutually exclusive in this scenario. Independent Scenario: for this scenario we can talk about two different JDM car owners independently decide to install aftermarket exhaust systems on their vehicles. One owner modifies their exhaust to achieve a louder sound, while the other goes for a quieter, more refined tone. The decision of one owner to modify their exhaust does not affect the decision of the other owner. Therefore, the events of one owner modifying their exhaust and the other owner modifying theirs are completely independent. In conclusion, the distinction between mutually exclusive events and independent events remains consistent regardless of the context. Mutually exclusive events cannot occur at the exact same time and place, while independent events are unaffected by each other's occurrence