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I didn't know there was a user on PF called Abraham Lincoln.PeroK said:"A house divided against itself cannot stand." Abraham Lincoln.
He's from back in the early days.StevieTNZ said:I didn't know there was a user on PF called Abraham Lincoln.
He's Don Lincoln's uncle, or something.PeroK said:He's from back in the early days.
Vanadium 50 said:If you can't make a quantitative prediction, you don't really have a theory.
phinds said:You really not barking up the wrong tree with this so much as you are barking up a tree that doesn't even exist.
jbriggs444 said:Approaches and becomes are not synonyms.
Did you recognize the irony considering your avatar?phinds said:jbriggs444 said:Approaches and becomes are not synonyms.
I know nothing. Nothing!fresh_42 said:Did you recognize the irony considering your avatar?
Whatever the SI unit of pedantry is, I'm sure a different unit is in common use in the USA. ##-## @Vanadium 50sysprog said:How do we measure that?johann1301h0 said:. . . is anyone here pedantic enough . . .
Vanadium 50 said:I will say if you need to invoke Wittgenstein to try and figure out what the OP means, it might be a sign that there might be a little bit of a clarity shortage.
Dale said:At greater than 200 posts I think it is pretty evident that there has been no stifling of the discussion whatsoever.
Vanadium 50 said:You probably should look into such compulsions, because some of what you say is just not so.
Vanadium 50 said:Of course, if the student has never seen a determinant before, this is as useful as a Siamese-Swahili Dictionary. ("Once you know one, you can teach yourself the other!")
@Vanadium 50 (I think that he may be not-so-secretly one of the Vanir) is a very witty guy ##\dots##Infrared said:Even though it was directed at me, I still have to appreciate it.
Vanadium 50 said:Of course, if the student has never seen a determinant before, this is as useful as a Siamese-Swahili Dictionary. ("Once you know one, you can teach yourself the other!")
that's @Fervent Freyja maybesysprog said:@Vanadium 50 (I think that he may be not-so-secretly one of the Vanir) is a very witty guy ##\dots##
Freya/Frigga cousin (she uses aliases)gmax137 said:
What the X? Did you just notice that on autopilot, or is that a known thing? or maybe you really are one of the Vanir? and if so, maybe you'd rather be one of the Aesir?Vanadium 50 said:"One of the Vanir" is an anagram of "Not heaven for I".
I'm starting to become curious about you.For what it's worth, I had determinants years before knowing anything about cross-products.