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Unusual in the best ways. :smile: I feel very fortunate that my small highschool had an advanced track in math. Without that I would...

Also, somehow, I seem to have completely missed almost all of @BillTre's post #3. (even though I managed to quote a passage at the very...

You are making a lot of assumptions and not reading my previous posts or the article I linked to.

I received a similar message in 4th grade. I was told to show my work, i.e., write down steps, or write numbers when carrying tens...

damn. this is hard to hear. @phinds was just a loved and core member for 15 years. Thank you so much for taking a bit of time to let us...

Very sorry to hear this - he contributed much over the years and will be missed.

This is not the context in which he would post this image, but it seems appropriate anyway.

My deepest condolences. He will be missed.

Good afternoon, This is not Paul, but rather his son Robert. I am very sad to write here that my dad passed away on Saturday...

Depends on your desired level of confidence. You should certainly not have absolute confidence since the prevalence of these mutants is...

If you carry two copies of the situs inversus mutation, there is a 50-50 chance of which side of the body those body parts are on.

Cells are not symetric, not perfectly, sometimes significantly. Why do you expect 50/50?

Irukandji Syndrome I've always loved the "father of the year" story associated with it's "discovery" How Cairns doctor Jack Barnes...

Their sting might be worse than their bite.