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Re: * * Re: India - beggar nation, biggest recipient of foreign aid ever

2010-03-11T11:44:27Z

What's the difference between "bundree" and "Banerjee"?

Re: The definition of Ordinals

2010-03-11T11:15:10Z

Yuck. I found the mistake. Oh well,
zlich; my notes have been corrected.

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Re: * * Re: India - beggar nation, biggest recipient of foreign aid ever

2010-03-11T08:59:57Z

See, how this pathological liar harmony keeps on saying that I am a
communist, with absolutely no evidence for that!
Heh-heh, bundree. Up your tail, swing in joy, go eat a banana.
Cheers,
Arindam Banerjee

Re: * * Re: India - beggar nation, biggest recipient of foreign aid ever

2010-03-11T08:56:29Z

With low-life crabs like you in charge of all things, good and new
things must needs get delayed. One has to be really strong, to
escape the pull of all you crabs! And after that, it takes time to
acquire the necessary funds on one's own steam. Getting there,
getting there...
In any case, why do you bother, bundree? Scared of the Eastern

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2010-03-11T08:51:29Z

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Re: * * Re: India - beggar nation, biggest recipient of foreign aid ever

2010-03-11T08:51:21Z

Who have I swindled, o no-name no-fame arsehole? No one. Your
miserable attempts at character assassination are pathetic. I am not
even asking for any support from anyone, o evil swine.

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2010-03-11T08:38:26Z

(i) more likely to be a 60 degree rotation #507 Correcting Math

2010-03-11T08:23:50Z

(snipped)
I am wrong on (i) being a positive finite number. If we use binary
system only
then the Number Wheel is clearly split in half with the positive
finite numbers
residing on one hemisphere and which all have the frontview prefix
digit "0".
So that the number 01111....11111 is the last and largest finite

Re: Satisfying Cardons' impossible quadratic equation.

2010-03-11T08:22:42Z

No. The second equation does not follow from the first.
What are you talking about?
The solution to the (first) equation is
x = (10 +- sqr(100 - 160))/2 = 5 +- 15i

Re: Differential Calculus

2010-03-11T08:01:30Z

Excellent analysis except for the "cosine" part:
Really?
Really? I think you are mistaken here. From symmetry, the law of
cosines formula
a(t)^2 = b^2 + c^2 - 2*c*b*cos(alpha) (1)
works for all angles greater than pi and less than 2 pi, because
cos(pi + r) = cos(pi - r)
for all 0 < r < pi
For example, let alpha = 1.5*pi

Re: 'When Are Relations Neither True Nor False?

2010-03-11T08:00:06Z

If you say so. I'm just being frank and said based on *many* paragraphs
and sentences you did respond in this thread, you just didn't know how
to refute my arguments and principles, when you had time and interest.
Whatever that might - or might not - mean.
That's your issue.
Really? For example, one of what I said is:

Re: 'When Are Relations Neither True Nor False?

2010-03-11T07:40:18Z

[...]
I think most mathematicians won't come-out and say: "By the way,
I'm using the law of the excluded middle here". Then the LEM
is an unstated assumption. I'm not sure what the right policy
should be about unstated assumptions. But at least, in what
could be called (has been called?) a "collaborative enquiry" ,

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(i) more likely to be a 60 degree rotation #507 Correcting Math

Re: Satisfying Cardons' impossible quadratic equation.

Re: Differential Calculus

Re: 'When Are Relations Neither True Nor False?

Re: 'When Are Relations Neither True Nor False?

Re: * * Re: India - beggar nation, biggest recipient of foreign aid ever

Re: * * Re: India - beggar nation, biggest recipient of foreign aid ever

Re: * * Re: India - beggar nation, biggest recipient of foreign aid ever

Re: * * Re: India - beggar nation, biggest recipient of foreign aid ever