Re: very sad

John Griffin wrote:

"Andy" <aaa_2500X@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Interestingly, people with very long and specialized
careers in math and physics tend to be more openminded
about the possibility of predicting the lottery.

Yeah, people like Art Bell. 

No.


The most closedminded people are those with short or medium
education in those very same subjects.


I wonder what level of education produces "closedminded"? 

You can't argue the point, so you resort to personal attacks
instead. Well you got me there... Since english is my third
language, you can find many more mistakes in my written
english, but then again, I speak, write and read 6 languages.


I speak and write 937 languages. (Ridiculous...sure, but you can say anything you want on the internet. You started it.)


But do you speak the only one that matters in a lottery context - the language of randomness?


Andy


Okay, so give us some names. How about half a dozen "with very long and specialized careers in math and physics" who tend to be open-minded about the possibility of predicting the lottery and half a dozen of those closed-minded people with short or medium
education in those very same subjects.


Speaking of which, we haven't heard from me-math-guy for a long time. He had a closed mind about the possibility of predicting lotteries. He may have had a long and specialised career in math since he claimed to answer math queries over the internet.

Be sure to tell us why you're qualified to judge both groups.
<snicker>

[Is he going to say he has six doctorates in mathematics and the sciences?]

To enhance your amusement value, tell us why you're open to the silly belief that the next value of a uniformly distributed random variable can be predicted.

P.S. Also, let us know what you took as a personal attack. No one is going to attack you here, you yappy, insignificant cretin.


Evil Nigel

.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: One Week Later
    ... Predicting lottery numbers is difficult. ... Crazy Sherry is still scratching a new hole in her ass ... way to respond to his diatribes is with no response at all. ...
    (rec.gambling.lottery)
  • One Week Later
    ... lottery numbers is difficult. ... Predicting Griffin is easy. ... favorite targets to victimize are lottery software authors and women in ... way to respond to his diatribes is with no response at all. ...
    (rec.gambling.lottery)
  • Re: predicting outcomes was: Re: RMA is dying (Hal is an obstinately stupid putz.)
    ... - I never play the lottery and I understand it completely. ... You are alone in your stupidity. ... we learned this shit in middle school. ... process" that requires some kind of secret higher math... ...
    (rec.martial-arts)
  • Re: very sad
    ... I speak and write 937 languages. ... long and specialized careers in math and physics" who tend to be ...
    (rec.gambling.lottery)
  • Re: ...Why Space Solar Power should be the future of NASA!
    ... I spent the four years needed to get a math degree. ... predicting a stock market crash is like ... You can't even grasp the core idea in complexity science which allows ... is now analogous to uncertainty. ...
    (sci.space.policy)