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Previously on "Should SASGuru have basic maths and logic skills?"
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You're the theoretician here, mate.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostHe's the sort of bloke that can mathematically prove a bouncing bomb will never work, nor would there be any point in trying one.
Endlessly talking about money from your £250K property in Swindon.
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He's the sort of bloke that can mathematically prove a bouncing bomb will never work, nor would there be any point in trying one.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Postsasguru has always been more than happy to join conversations whilst palpably devoid of any of the attendant skills. No point in trying to change hom now. Let us just accept him for the slackjawed cretin he undoubtedly is.
HTH

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Tell me what's wrong with this:
"I know a little about stats. ... Essentially a probability density function that takes component life data and you use it to plot a thing called a "bathtub" curve. .....
Now if the underlying statistical data was truly random, this would not be possible."


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sasguru has always been more than happy to join conversations whilst palpably devoid of any of the attendant skills. No point in trying to change hom now. Let us just accept him for the slackjawed cretin he undoubtedly is.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostBefore engaging in such conversations?
HTH
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This is an honesty ban. Please log off and move away from the keyboard for two minutes.
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Should SASGuru have basic maths and logic skills?
Before engaging in such conversations?

Probly get a ban for this, but I had to do it, it's a fair cop guv. Sob.
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