gmcrews

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   by gmcrews 9y ago

   An old saying with a deep truth: A mathematician is a person who will assume anything except responsibility.
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   by gmcrews 11y ago

   And why we probably won't get one.
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   by gmcrews 14y ago

   The author of the article has overlooked something ancient and obvious. Jury nullification ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jury_nullification ) is exactly for laws such as this one. It's been part of English-based common law for many centuri
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   by gmcrews 14y ago

   Yes, but my point was that one team member uses HH & TT, while the other team member uses HT & TH. This is always a loss for the team regardless of how the flips turn out.
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   by gmcrews 14y ago

   Dysfunctional teams never can agree. By that I mean, if A decides to use the strategy "guess what I flip"; B decides on the strategy "guess opposite what I flip". And vice versa. These teams can never win! So for dysfunctional teams, C can
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   by gmcrews 14y ago

   I see no difference in a visual representation of a crease pattern and a photograph of one. So I would treat the suit just like any case where a photographer believes an artist has made a derivative work from his photograph. Usually, an abs