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Edwird -> RE: It's math.... (7/19/2017 8:46:09 AM)
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It's math, and of course everybody knows what a T score or a Z score or a standard deviation is in statistics. Of course.
Everybody knows what it means when the second derivative turns positive, as per the calculus. Of course. Like when we finally got out of the financial disaster mess.
It's math that oil and financial concerns make out famously when the right people are in office. Just as it's math that the rest of us have to suck it on such occasions.
"It's math" that when the minimum wage is held artificially low for umpteen years the economy will zippidy doo dah like a snail over molasses.
Donald Rumsfeld's mouthful of false teeth speaking of "the unknown unknowns" was actually in reference to 'deep' linear algebra. Even though not he himself nor many other people knew that.
"It's math."
Not many people are aware that when they "go off on a tangent" they are actually dividing the sine by the cosine. See? we are all trig geniuses.
So everybody, even TV news reporters and front page news reporters, can understand it. It's simple, right?
Is that what you're getting at, here? That understanding of smegma equates to understanding of Sigma?
Just curious.
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