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"orthogonal: Of two or more problems or subjects, independent of [..] each other." ..I guess you're right. I understood orthogonal a bit too mathematically, an
by DarkKomunalec 9y ago
"orthogonal: Of two or more problems or subjects, independent of [..] each other."
..I guess you're right. I understood orthogonal a bit too mathematically, and since the 'dot product' of both concepts with election results is non-zero... and concepts cannot have negative dot-products (???)... well, that's where I realized I was holding the analogy wrong.
- nl 9y agoIt's a good lesson for me really - I should have just said "unrelated" or something. (Also, whoever down voted you for admitting you were wrong should rethink what they are doing)