What is the Bipolar coordinate system used for in the DSM manual?

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The discussion revolves around the Bipolar coordinate system mentioned in the DSM manual, with participants exploring its relevance and potential applications. The thread also includes tangential references to unrelated topics such as Bell tests and humorous articles about food.

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  • One participant expresses confusion regarding the connection between Taco Bell and Bell tests, suggesting that the mention of stuffed nachos is unrelated to the scientific context of Bell Theorem tests.
  • Another participant introduces a humorous article about "highly unstable quadriscuits," indicating a light-hearted tone in parts of the discussion.
  • A mention of the Bipolar coordinate system is made, with a link provided to a Wikipedia article, but no further elaboration on its use or significance is given.

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Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the relevance of the Bipolar coordinate system in the context of the DSM manual, and the discussion remains largely unresolved with multiple unrelated topics introduced.

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The discussion lacks clarity on the specific applications or implications of the Bipolar coordinate system, and there are no detailed explanations provided regarding its role in the DSM manual.

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Clovis said:
I was searching the internet for information on Bell tests, when I found an article entitled "Taco Bell tests grilled stuffed nacho." Does anyone know how the stuffed nachos are used in Bell tests?


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/11/taco-bell-grilled-stuft-nacho_n_4086345.html


Clovis

You do know that 'Taco Bell' is a fast food franchise right? and this would have nothing to do with any 'Bell Theorem' tests.

Check this wikipedia article for pointers on Bell Theorem Tests:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_test_experiments
 
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