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And ignoring the fact that they appear to be a bunch of crackpots?Originally posted by LondonManc View PostI was evaluating their MI team's ability to build a chart with the correct colours.
I bet Scooty is all over this in a heartbeat..."In May 2014 Deep Knowledge Ventures – a Hong Kong venture-capital firm specialising in regenerative medicine – broke new ground by appointing an algorithm called VITAL to its board. VITAL makes investment recommendations by analysing huge amounts of data on the financial situation, clinical trials and intellectual property of prospective companies. Like the other five board members, the algorithm gets to vote on whether the firm makes an investment in a specific company or not."
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I was evaluating their MI team's ability to build a chart with the correct colours.Originally posted by Paddy View PostI was being facetious by using a score similar to the Eurovision song contest. The winner gets 12 points, the UK down at the 12th level gets nil and below that get nil. In any event, the UK performance with Covid-19 is abysmal and well below a number of third-world countries.
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I was being facetious by using a score similar to the Eurovision song contest. The winner gets 12 points, the UK down at the 12th level gets nil and below that get nil. In any event, the UK performance with Covid-19 is abysmal and well below a number of third-world countries.Originally posted by LondonManc View PostTheir MI team want shooting, can't even put a pack together properly. The legend doesn't match the scores.
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Their MI team want shooting, can't even put a pack together properly. The legend doesn't match the scores.
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Stop being so undemocratic. You lost. Get over it.Originally posted by Paddy View Post
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