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Helical Nightmares posted:If you bothered to look at the source material (you didn't) or click on the link ( you incurious gently caress you can't bear to even read something that might challenge your world view) you would realize the link leads to his mathematical papers and thesis. lol triggered E: seriously though, I did enough years of math in undergrad/grad school that I really don't care to read more of it
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Typo posted:^^^^^^^^^^^^^ What else do you believe that's wrong? Learn to read Helical Nightmares posted:You should attempt to read his thesis. It's quite interesting. Helical Nightmares posted:I've read it before. More than a couple times. I"ve said nothing that indicates admiration for the terrorist actions. Your lack of researched thought and reading comprehension is on display though.
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Typo posted:^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Explain how linking number in topology can be applied to the double helix of DNA. Or a practical use for a fourier transform. Or just explain roughly the abc conjecture. Helical Nightmares fucked around with this message at 10:19 on May 2, 2016 |
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Typo posted:^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Yea I dunno why anyone would like Hillary Clinton either
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Typo posted:lol we are discussing the recent video in which a man walking alone ("isolated") was pursued by a mob so bloodlusted that a squad of 4+ police officers chose to push him over a bush rather than walk him back out through the agitators ofc your comrades would never do this sort of thing at a rally, that would require risk rather than just play-acting their favorite reverse lynching fantasies in the safety of an anonymous mob
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lol Chicago:  complaining about protesters is fine and all, but you need to get your story straight on at least some level
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Helical Nightmares posted:Explain how linking number in topology can be applied to the double helix of DNA. the first one sounds pretty interesting and I might actually read it if I ever get the math bug again, otoh I never want to see another fourier transform in my life ty for the link Typo fucked around with this message at 10:24 on May 2, 2016 |
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as halfway crooks posted:typo is the guy who goes to the neighborhood potluck to talk poo poo about the state of the neighbors lawn while refusing to do anything about the multiple broken cars on cinder blocks rusting away in his own front yard that's why I rent an apartment and gonna buy a condo so I don't have to deal with the front yard and poo poo 
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I miss the gently caress out of Jeb. I'm just thankful the Jebtube Youtube page is still up and so many staffers got fired so fast that nobody has the password to take down the channel and nobody on staff is young enough to know what a takedown notice is. We'll always have Miami, Britto. Always.
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shadow puppet of a posted:I miss the gently caress out of Jeb. Jeb! is still hanging in there and hip as always  https://twitter.com/JebBush/status/726194731462483968 https://twitter.com/JebBush/status/726241276446658562
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Typo posted:lol yep you sure got me with that representative event
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Typo posted:the first one sounds pretty interesting and I might actually read it if I ever get the math bug again, otoh I never want to see another fourier transform in my life I sympathize with the fourier transform but they are ... just really loving useful (necessary) in some cases for example converting x-ray diffraction data of a crystal (DNA, protein, some enzyme complex that includes water nucleic acids and metal ions, etc.) into the position of atoms. the first is useful for calculating if a double stranded DNA circle is supercoiled, how much and if it's negatively or positively supercoiled. Important for figuring out the action of some enzymes like topoisomerases. Which can be useful drug targets
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Jesus christ. Trump broke Jeb so badly that he thinks building up a strong tweet game is going to get him the Mitt-slot anointed one free ride for the 2020 nom. Give it a rest Mr. Columba, give it a goddamn rest.
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It's at times like these that I'm glad for American elections - specifically, the electing part. These endless, hopeless internet slap fights have no stakes and produce nothing except the odd funny line or nice meltdown, but the promise that at the end of all this, some people will be proven right, others wrong, means at least there's some future satisfaction to look forward to. The one thing the endless arguments are good for is getting everyone invested in hating each other and looking forward to seeing the others' misery while being vindicated ourselves. On that note, it's the Trump supporters in this thread who seem to be doing the most hedging, leaving rhetorical space open in case of his defeat to blame the backstabbing establishment and the system being rigged against them. Even Bernice Anders' tireless insistence that Donald Trump Will Be The Next President is a gimmick partly born out of how novel it is for even a Trumpist to be that certain, like a sort of self-parody. The people planning to vote Democratic come off as pretty secure, entertaining the idea of Trump winning the Presidency as really nothing more than a funny hypothetical, the real story is the damage to the GOP. It probably doesn't hurt that while pundits and party actors were caught off-guard by Trump and speculated his downfall for months, the polls were already telling the story by Fall last year - and those same polls are showing Clinton beating Trump handily. Trump's shown an ability to subvert expectations, but if his powers extend to the General when the numbers are against him, we don't have evidence of it yet. But at least thanks to the fixed date of the election, we know we'll get an answer after all of this. In the event of Trump's defeat, I do hope his faithful here don't blow their support off as a long-running gimmick and blend back into the general posting population. Go down with the ship, man.
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Dolash posted:It's at times like these that I'm glad for American elections - specifically, the electing part. These endless, hopeless internet slap fights have no stakes and produce nothing except the odd funny line or nice meltdown, but the promise that at the end of all this, some people will be proven right, others wrong, means at least there's some future satisfaction to look forward to. The one thing the endless arguments are good for is getting everyone invested in hating each other and looking forward to seeing the others' misery while being vindicated ourselves.
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shadow puppet of a posted:Jesus christ. Trump broke Jeb so badly that he thinks building up a strong tweet game is going to get him the Mitt-slot anointed one free ride for the 2020 nom. https://twitter.com/jebbush/status/690738809772888065 they were great pre-iowa, when there was still a sliver of hope
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mannerup posted:https://twitter.com/jebbush/status/690738809772888065  I think the defeat and his hate of Trump ... may have literally broken him mentally. Jesus. Strangely enough I get the feeling that if Cruz lost tomorrow he'd be able to go back to work after a week of drinking. I don't think a loss would even rattle Kasich. He'd be at work tomorrow. Same for Sanders. If Trump starts losing in the general oh man you are going to see a temper tantrum beyond tantrums. But he'll go back to his buisness. Jeb and Rubio I think may have suffered mental breaks.
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mannerup posted:they were great pre-iowa, when there was still a sliver of hope I can easily picture Jeb bush defiantly shouting out "I tweet from an iPhone six!" at the Bush dinner table post-Iowa like Will Farrell did in the "I drive a Dodge Stratus!" SNL sketch. Jeb playing hard to get across all of 2020/4 is going to be good though. His entirely opaque offshore crypto currency-laden UltraPAC is going to shine like the jewel Macau where who'se pai gow tables it was all initially laundered through. This current nojebs election is poo poo.
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Dolash posted:It's at times like these that I'm glad for American elections - specifically, the electing part. These endless, hopeless internet slap fights have no stakes and produce nothing except the odd funny line or nice meltdown, but the promise that at the end of all this, some people will be proven right, others wrong, means at least there's some future satisfaction to look forward to. The one thing the endless arguments are good for is getting everyone invested in hating each other and looking forward to seeing the others' misery while being vindicated ourselves. Democrats often are incredulous that they could lose to their opponents and end up losing incredulously. Carter vs Reagan '80 Mondale vs Reagan '84 Dukakis vs Bush '88 Gore vs Bush '00 Kerry vs Bush '04 Helical Nightmares posted:
That's been the best part of this election and the horrible realization that George actually was the smart one. Automatic Slim fucked around with this message at 11:01 on May 2, 2016 |
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Dolash posted:It's at times like these that I'm glad for American elections - specifically, the electing part. These endless, hopeless internet slap fights have no stakes and produce nothing except the odd funny line or nice meltdown, but the promise that at the end of all this, some people will be proven right, others wrong, means at least there's some future satisfaction to look forward to. The one thing the endless arguments are good for is getting everyone invested in hating each other and looking forward to seeing the others' misery while being vindicated ourselves. on the other hand, nah
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Helical Nightmares posted:
It was far beyond just politics when Trump was attacking Jeb, you could feel how personal it was and Trump relished in his decimation most of all. Rubio was just another speed bump in the way, and he not only knocked him out of the race but humiliated him in his home state by a double digit loss. Cruz will survive for the rest of his career off wingnut welfare and Kasich already tuned out and is just in it for free food mannerup fucked around with this message at 11:23 on May 2, 2016 |
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Louisgod posted:Ted Cruz is a piece of loving poo poo
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Shipon posted:"YOU'RE ADMONISHED!" is up there with "IT'S RUBIO" for best moments of this primary imo what are these two moments i feel i have forgotten so much of this cycle there's just too much
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mannerup posted:It was far beyond just politics when Trump was attacking Jeb, you could feel how personal it was and Trump relished in his decimation most of all. Rubio was just another speed bump in the way, and he not only knocked him out of the race but humiliated him in his home state by a double digit loss. Cruz will be found drowned in a lake of pig poo poo after his masters scrap the "Tea Party Trash Monster" project that spawned him.
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No Mans Land 2 posted:on the other hand, nah lol look at this bitchmade trumpenprole who's trying to evade his other toxx
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uncurable mlady posted:lol look at this bitchmade trumpenprole who's trying to evade his other toxx Loser
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Dolash posted:It probably doesn't hurt that while pundits and party actors were caught off-guard by Trump and speculated his downfall for months, the polls were already telling the story by Fall last year - and those same polls are showing Clinton beating Trump handily. I keep wanting to say something like: many people in this thread arrived at the right conclusion by wrong reasoning, but this is maybe a better formulation of this. It wasn't ridiculous to think that Trump would collapse in the very early days. Silver et al. held on to their "Trump will fall apart" conviction way, way longer than they should have, but at the very outset, it was a reasonable belief. Now the Trumpstaffel want to say: the winning will continue (even in the face of very real polling evidence and structural difficulties that contradict this) because everything is different now. That could very well be true, but I still think they're now the ones ignoring all the evidence.
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mastershakeman posted:Are there any worthwhile polls estimating delegate results for Indiana No because Indiana is a state full of liars and cyphers.
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FAUXTON posted:No because Indiana is a state full of liars and cyphers. drat them I honestly don't really understand trump vs cruz in Midwest States. Close in Iowa and Missouri, Illinois goes huge for trump, and Wisconsin for Cruz. Weird
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Dogstoyevsky posted:I keep wanting to say something like: many people in this thread arrived at the right conclusion by wrong reasoning, but this is maybe a better formulation of this. It wasn't ridiculous to think that Trump would collapse in the very early days. Silver et al. held on to their "Trump will fall apart" conviction way, way longer than they should have, but at the very outset, it was a reasonable belief. the actual argument is "the winning will continue because everything is still the same"
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FAUXTON posted:No because Indiana is a state full of liars and cyphers. No his true name is Richard Rahl, silly.
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i know american/europe prices are different, but 4k seems like a lot of money for being a delegate. For a weekend in Paris or venice or something I'd budget 500 euros, maybe 1000 if i wanted luxury. 4k for a weekend in cleveland just seems weird as hell, where does that money go
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Florida GE poll - AIF 604 LV  AIF? More like EIF (Everything Is Fine) Slate Action fucked around with this message at 13:39 on May 2, 2016 |
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