[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[sasguru]

Pure and applied stats.

So you didn't do calculus then?

[sasguru]

At GCSE?

[GB9]

At GCSE?

You should know I'm too old to have done gcse.

Anyway, I'm not sure what gurus post had to do with calculus anyway. Looked more like he was reading a chart and making forecasts based upon movement between inflection points.

[GB9]

Have you finished your base sas course yet?

[sasguru]

You should know I'm too old to have done gcse.

Anyway, I'm not sure what gurus post had to do with calculus anyway. Looked more like he was reading a chart and making forecasts based upon movement between inflection points.

Right that answers my question.
Just out of interest what's your most advanced maths qualification?

[sirja]

I think all those deluded Brexiters who think the US is suddenly going to open it's markets to our goods and services should have a good read of this

https://theintercept.com/2017/01/12/...e-from-canada/

[NotAllThere]

Right that answers my question.
Just out of interest what's your most advanced maths qualification?

CSE is my guess. Though even at degree level pure and applied stats is hardly real maths. Even biologists take it.

[GB9]

Right that answers my question.
Just out of interest what's your most advanced maths qualification?

What was your question? You made a statement about calculus in relation to a chart. Your implication was that inflation would continue to shoot up based upon a chart.

Degree module.

Just realised. How slow of me. You're using differential calculus to predict where inflation will go. Of course, nice curvy lines. If it were that easy we would all be rich.

[GB9]

CSE is my guess. Though even at degree level pure and applied stats is hardly real maths. Even biologists take it.

Suit yourself.

[BlasterBates]

spot on
EU wins the first round of Brexit

Their next line will be to say ‘you sign the exit cheque first and then we will start negotiating’- that’s a real challenge

Absolutely