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Normal meaning the historical normal of course, not the strict mathematical term. Let’s not be purposely obtuse.

• tomxor 7y ago
  The issue is not ambiguity it's quantification - The title doesn't even attempt to quantify the difference.
• taneq 7y ago
  Well the strict mathematical term doesn't even make sense because a scalar can't be perpendicular. Unless you're claiming the moisture is imaginary, I guess...
  • hwillis 7y ago
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_distribution https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_distribution Though given how much glsl I write, I appreciate that
    • taneq 7y ago
      I'm well aware of the normal distribution but it's just not as funny. :P
• LaGrange 7y ago
  Judging by the replies in this thread, I fully expect someone to show up and explain that the soil is in fact perfectly sane.