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Norman 202

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  1. it’s seems there has been a gross travesty of justice with macroneon falsely charged, tried and convicted of violating a member’s private space when all that happened was

     

    1. macroneon posted a single comment on gbaldrich’s portfolio. the comment was, admittedly, cryptic. please bear in mind the pair were “connected”

     

    2. the system screwed up and inserted one comment 4 times.

     

    3. gbaldrich rightly queried this and requested remedial action.

     

    4. glenn intervenes and deletes user macroneon.

     

    5. recriminations fly.

     

     

    mebbe, next time, a bit more pm communication from all involved would be a good thing.

     

    (glenn can’t you check the logs to see if macroneons posts were four separate posts or one post repeated 4 times in rapid succession)

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  2. Have a little mercy! Often, I get alerts for threads I didn't sign up for. This thread is one of them. I have to open each one to get rid of it. As with all political debates it has deteriorated into who can get in the last word in. I am declaring a draw. Please end it NOW. How is P/N ever going to trust us with a return to the popular "Off Topic" category if we can't show some adult restraint.

    Fair enough, Sanford but, as an aside, you should contact the admins to get them to tone down the alerts

  3. Norman gladly picked up on and to which Moving On then responded to resulting in yet another stupid left / right bickering

    it’s not a left/right bickering, it’s about giving credit to the original source. if der eu luvin’ graun filched sites the way the daily heil did i would raise issue with that.

  4. some other numbers; the universe is 14 billion years old or, 14 x 10^9 years, a rather small number compared to the solution of certain mathematical problems using a super computer. the last time i looked, some problems took 10 x 10^276 centuries. or would do if someone had bothered to press “Start”.

     

    as David said, relative measures are everything.

  5. speaking from a maths (set theory) point of view, the numbers mentioned in cosmology aren’t that difficult to comprehend. they are big, for sure, but they are still a sequence of digits.

     

    there are “more” real numbers between (0,1) than there are objects in the universe (including the number of miles).

     

    furthermore, the number of real numbers in (0,2) is the “same” as the number in (0,1).

     

    now, that is weird. but that’s infinite sets for you. :)

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