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Bootlaces said:Quoted message said:Here's wishing you all an average Happy New Year;
http://www.stanford.edu/~savage/flaw/Images/drunk.jpgHappy New Year.
Thanks, it is so far.
Quoted message said:(You're slipping, Paul - only 3rd in the posting stats. for December)
That's the plan.
By the way, just in case anyone else misunderstands my post;
a) The link was a *JOKE*.
b) An "average" Happy New Year, is by definition, a *HAPPY* one!
Paul Saunders said:
By the way, just in case anyone else misunderstands my post;a) The link was a *JOKE*.
Which I STILL don't understand!
Two years studying A-level Pure Mathematics and Statistics extracted
any aptitude I may have had for averages!
Judith
Judith said:Quoted message said:a) The link was a *JOKE*.
Which I STILL don't understand!
Two years studying A-level Pure Mathematics and Statistics extracted
any aptitude I may have had for averages!
Okay then, here's the full page, The Flaw of Averages;
http://www.stanford.edu/~savage/flaw/
"Paul Saunders" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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Quoted message said:Judith said:Quoted message said:a) The link was a *JOKE*.
Which I STILL don't understand!
Two years studying A-level Pure Mathematics and Statistics extracted
any aptitude I may have had for averages!Okay then, here's the full page, The Flaw of Averages;
http://www.stanford.edu/~savage/flaw/
That clears things up. Thank you, Sir.
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Theo
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Okay then, here's the full page, The Flaw of Averages;
http://www.stanford.edu/~savage/flaw/That clears things up. Thank you, Sir.
Seeing it in context certainly helps :-)
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All the best to everyone in 2005
- Fran
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Okay then, here's the full page, The Flaw of Averages;
http://www.stanford.edu/~savage/flaw/That clears things up. Thank you, Sir.
Seeing it in context certainly helps :-)
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All the best to everyone in 2005
- Fran
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