Senna Jawa
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wh, short 5--tactics vs strategy
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Is it English or a typo?
By definition, a positive integer n is called perfect <=:=> the sum of (positive) divisors of n which are smaller than n is equal to n.
The smallest perfect number is 6; indeed, 6 = 1 + 2 + 3. This perfect integer was known and praised in old ancient times. The second perfect number is
28_ =_ 1+2+4+7+14
Euclid's Elements of Geometry includes a chapter on number theory, including a theorem about numbers
being perfect when 2^p-1 is prime (so that p is prime too). The first three examples:E(p)_ :=_ 2^p * (2^p-1)
- 2^1 * (2^2-1) = 2*3 = 6
- 2^2 * (2^3-1) = 4*7 = 28
- 2^4 * (2^5-1) = 16*31 = 496
Many centuries later, Leonhard Euler proved that all even perfect numbers are integers E(p) (where 2^p-1 is prime), i.e. there are no other even perfect numbers. This is very nice but we do not know whether or not there are infinitely many prime numbers of the form 2^p-1. In the case of odd perfect numbers, not even one is known, possibly there is none.
Todski, share your thoughts (if you're so inclined). I'll post one more short, then I'll comment on all four shorts 0-3 in a follow-up. Thank you for your feedback.
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life is a chain of small suicides
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This intrigues me a lot [...]
Killing off childish behaviours and rationalisations to grow in principal a stronger core set of beliefs.
A small chain of suicides indeed.
Narcissism vs. humanity
Are you arguing that it is acceptable for a person to gang up on a newbie and beat her down for over a decade because she just wanted to?
Did abusing me help with the nightmares???
Doubt it. The whole enterprise was a Cult of cunt that an astonishing number of ostensibly thinking people bought into. Bizarre.
Whatever. Surely by now all involved must realize how stupid it was. Just let it stop. I am fine with that.
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Poetic license does not apply to poetry.
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https://youtu.be/UD_QlnY8Ggg
https://youtu.be/v58dVxNEFbM
Erosion of free speech by policing all content that offends in the wrong way, you can argue that his joke is utter fucking rubbish but does it warrant a pontential 12 months in prison for wrong think?
Do certain views deserve to be forced underground, the erosions of our ability to freedom of speech almost inevitably ends in totalitarian reigemes, allowing precedents such as this into law takes us in my opinion a few more steps closer to orwellian conceptualisation.
(I am in a hurry right now but I want to answer this right away in the most decisive way).
There should be no court case for the above mentioned first video (nor for the second one). If anybody would attempt a case, the court should dismiss this nonsensical attempt instantly. That's how it should be. I am afraid that the reality is uglier and much more stupid.
As for bullying, though, if you knew that a teacher was tactically inclined to fashion minions of those desperate for ego affirmation into weapons against your kid, would you be content? Bullies are fine, then?
I agree that taseless cruelty should not be legally actionable as a hate crime. That does not make the farthead a hero. It makes him a dick who needs therapy.
Why would he need therapy?
The q. was about a "joker" who was sentenced just recently, a day or two ago. This reminds me of the British WWII hero whom--after WWII--Britain has murdered anyway.
After WWII, Turing naively admitted to being gay. Homosexuality in Britain was still illegal at the time. Turing got sentenced and had a choice to go to prison or to undergo the so-called medical treatment. He decided on the second one which amounted to a torture. He couldn't take it and finally committed a suicide.
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During the 1960s, it was routine for the Soviet legal system to commit political dissidents to forced psychiatric treatment, where they would get forced to receive painful so-called medicines. E.g. mathematician Esenin-Volpin, the son of the famous Russian poet, was treated like this.