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So it's a conventional dagger, like conventional current?mfb said:(But I think the common notation has the dagger on the raising operator)
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So it's a conventional dagger, like conventional current?mfb said:(But I think the common notation has the dagger on the raising operator)
https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/576038608571034263/jtbell said:Watch your head!
I have a thing for a Ford Falcon:BillTre said:
It's like my elephant-repellant powder that I scatter around the house every day. No elephant comes near the place.mfb said:The farmer should have performed a rain dance. They are surprisingly effective: A 100% success rate! And they are so easy to do as well. You dance until it rains.
It might exceed lifetime to achieve 100%: Atacama.mfb said:The farmer should have performed a rain dance. They are surprisingly effective: A 100% success rate! And they are so easy to do as well. You dance until it rains.
Maybe the Atacama is dry because of all the people doing rain dances everywhere else pulling the rain away. I mean, the vast majority of humans live where there's reasonably ready access to water. That can't be a coincidence.fresh_42 said:It might exceed lifetime to achieve 100%: Atacama.
Just waiting and waiting for a reason to play this song.mfb said:The farmer should have performed a rain dance. They are surprisingly effective: A 100% success rate! And they are so easy to do as well. You dance until it rains.
How do we know someone tried long enough? I haven't heard of anyone reporting how they died trying.fresh_42 said:It might exceed lifetime to achieve 100%: Atacama.
Do not reverse the burden of proof! I only mentioned evidence that your statement might fail, regardless whether one has tried or not. This develops into one of our QM threads: does the photon choose a slit if not observed?mfb said:How do we know someone tried long enough? I haven't heard of anyone reporting how they died trying.
"I think we are all bozos on this bus...". From The Firesign Theatre.jim mcnamara said:Bozone ( n.): An air layer surrounding stupid people that stops bright ideas from penetrating. The bozone layer, unfortunately, shows little sign of breaking down in the near future.
It has been observed that multiple bozones can overlap, creating a Bozo condensate at low intellectual energy.jim mcnamara said:Bozone ( n.): An air layer surrounding stupid people that stops bright ideas from penetrating. The bozone layer, unfortunately, shows little sign of breaking down in the near future.
The down side.Mark44 said:Which side of a duck has the most feathers?
The Möbius-Klein duck's favourite song is a version of Dem Bones:Klystron said: