The thread revolves around the celebration of the New Year, with participants sharing greetings, predictions for the upcoming year, and reflections on the past year. The discussion includes personal sentiments, cultural expressions, and light-hearted predictions about the future.
Participants generally share positive sentiments about the New Year, but there are competing views on what the upcoming year will bring, with no consensus on predictions.
The discussion reflects a mix of personal experiences and cultural expressions, with some posts containing humor and light-heartedness. There is a lack of rigorous analysis or data to support the predictions made.
Readers interested in cultural celebrations, personal reflections on the New Year, or light-hearted discussions about future predictions may find this thread engaging.
Jimmy Snyder said:
berkeman said:
I suppose should qualify that: it has nothing to do with all that 2012 end-of-world nonsense. This is just something I do every year.collinsmark said:
Good point. Let's look at the data. 2012 was better than 2011, 2011 was better than 2010. As I look back, I see a pattern. In fact the day I was born was the worst day of my life, so I predict that the day I die will be the best.AlephZero said:But scientific preduction isn't about arguing for which answer you "like best"...
Astronuc said:Щастлива Нова Година
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سنة جديدة سعيدة
新年快乐
