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Science > Physics |
| User: |
"dedanoe" |
| Date: |
26 Apr 2006 02:18:19 PM |
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money talks bulshit walks |
what will you do with $1M if you were the only bustard on this planet?
dedanoe's point is: the money in your pocket is always there to remind
you how much slave you were and how much master you are going to be.
money has influence only over people.
http://dedanoe.tripod.com
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| User: "=?UTF-8?Q?Jeff=E2=80=A6Relf?=" |
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| Title: My scoring system is altogether different. |
28 Apr 2006 05:02:02 AM |
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Hi Dedanoe, Money is _Not_ how I keep score.
Control is my goal, not how much of a pig I can be.
You dreamed:
The money in your pocket is always there to remind you
how much slave you were and how much master you are going to be.
Plenty of slaves, good slaves, make not a dime. One dollar is one vote.
Rich people got lots of votes from people who themselves got lots of votes.
This is very similar to how Google's PageRank works,
where one link is one vote: WikiPedia.ORG/wiki/PageRank
But the best person might not be getting the heaviest votes,
just like the best web page might not have the heaviest pages linking to it.
Speaking of slaves...
The word God denotes a position: You're God's slave, and God to your slaves.
Speaking of PageRank's scoring... my scoring system is altogether different.
Generally, title's that don't begin with the _Re_ prefix come first.
Here's an example:
Sci.Physics's _Most_Discussed_Articles_:
368
NEWTON VS EINSTEIN : notre direction vraie notre vitesse vraie
FR.Sci.Physique, FR.Sci.Astrophysique, FR.Sci.Astronomie, Sci.Physics, FR.Soc.Politique
Yanick_Toutain, _BgJYQi, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_0_gzip_gfe, Apr 27, 9.57 A
201
Is platonism in math correct?
Sci.Physics, Sci.Logic, Sci.Math, Alt.Philosophy.Debate, Alt.Philosophy.Objectivism
Starbles_Earthlink_net, _BN8qNT, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_SV1_acc, Apr 23, 1._4 A
172
Uncertainty principle
Sci.Physics
Gerhard_W_Gruber, Arcor-Online.NET, C Arcor.DE
Forte_Agent_3_2_32_830, Apr 24, 11.34 A
127
Consciousness created
Rec.Org.Mensa, Sci.Physics
Rushtown, _Dx49N9, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_AOL_9_0_Windows_NT_5_1, Apr 25, 9.42 P
118 20060425bAASA3823OZXVE@PnoE
Arindam Banerjee tells how he deceived the IIT into giving him a degree
Soc.Culture.Indian, Alt.Fan.Jai-Maharaj, Rec.Arts.Books, Sci.Physics, Soc.Culture.Australian
Dr_Jai_Maharaj, Alt.NET
News_Xpress_2_01, Apr 25, 3.15 A
109
Are we heavier at night?
Sci.Physics
Nishu, _BFwSNg, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_5_01_Windows_NT_5_0_R1_1_1, Apr 26, _.15 A
99
HUP misunderstood (ping Bilge, Gregory...)
Sci.Physics
Wate, _BEJ6xj, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_SV1_gzip, Apr 25, 6._5 P
94
What is a "peer" for peer review?
Sci.Physics
The_Ghost_In_The_Machine, RIgxp, _BOBhBF, E Earthlink.NET
Pan_0_14_2_91_As_She_Crawled_Across_the_Table, Apr 23, 4.__ P
94
Nonrenormalization vs Renormalization 21.2 Friction and State Equations 3
Sci.Physics
OsherD, _byL2D, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_98_gzip_gfe, Apr 24, 10.24 P
92
Hurt By A Photon!
Sci.Physics
_Pearl_, _BHQ1pB, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_gzip_gfe, Apr 24, _.36 A
88
"UNITED 93" -- Fraud, Fiction and Far From Factual
Alt.Fan.Rush-Limbaugh, Sci.Physics, Alt.Society.Liberalism, Alt.Conspiracy
edconrad_verizon_net, _Dvywz4, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_SV1_gzip, Apr 26, 10.45 A
84
Nonrenormalization vs Renormalization 24.1: Neo-Jacobson "Products"
Sci.Physics
OsherD, _byL2D, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_98_gzip_gfe, Apr 25, 8.58 P
84
Proof that photons are not massless!
Sci.Physics.Particle, Sci.Physics
Golden_Boar, _BfSJTY, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_5_0_Windows_U_Windows_NT_5_1_en_GB_rv_1_8_0_2, Apr 23, _.31 P
74 si53g.37966$az4.9654@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net
The speed of light is limited...
Alt.Sci.Physics.New-Theories, Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity
Laurent, EKPhm, _N8CYy, D Att.NET
Microsoft_Outlook_Express_6_00_2900_2869, Apr 24, 7.30 A
72 e2mjlf$7s2$1@nntp.itservices.ubc.ca
Gauge fixing question
Sci.Physics
Lionel_Brits, E Concordia.CA
Thunderbird_1_5_0_2_Windows_20060308, Apr 25, 6.50 P
70 e2g4o0$rgi$1@news.datemas.de
If Infinity Existed There Would Be No Space For Us Left
Sci.Physics
Global_Spider, B Datemas.DE
., Apr 23, 7.59 A
70
Question about an idea with gyroscope.
Sci.Physics
ClubK, _bdvnM, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1, Apr 23, 5.46 A
65
Nonrenormalization vs Renormalization 21.1 Friction and State Equations 2
Sci.Physics
OsherD, _byL2D, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_98_gzip_gfe, Apr 24, 8.14 P
63
Integration question
Sci.Physics, Sci.Math
RadicalLibertarian_hotmail_com, _BOxJIE, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_98_gzip_gfe, Apr 25, 7.25 P
62 20060425KIUsA3101emCtO@WleE
Arindam Banerjee tells how he deceived the IIT - http://tinyurl.com/l7f43
Soc.Culture.Indian, Alt.Fan.Jai-Maharaj, Rec.Arts.Books, Sci.Physics, Soc.Culture.Australian
Dr_Jai_Maharaj, Alt.NET
News_Xpress_2_01, Apr 25, 7._3 A
61
Degrees of Freedom confusion
Sci.Physics
sebire, _Bfwmf0, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_5_0_Macintosh_U_PPC_Mac_OS_X_en_AppleWebKit_418, Apr 26, 3.17 A
60
Frequency Modulation: Bandwidth of information signal To Bandwidth of modulated Signal
Sci.Physics
Nano, _BUAPqT, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_gzip_gfe, Apr 27, 9.32 P
53
MORE INCRIMINATING EVIDENCE -- 911 a Government Conspiracy
Sci.Physics, Alt.Conspiracy, Alt.True-Crime, Alt.Military
edconrad_verizon_net, _Dvywz4, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_SV1_gzip, Apr 24, 8.41 A
53
Nonrenormalization vs Renormalization 20: Condensation vs Friction Revisited
Sci.Physics
OsherD, _byL2D, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_98_gzip_gfe, Apr 24, _.45 A
Above is Sci.Physics's _Most_Discussed_Articles_,
i.e. the 24 articles with the most replies, in terms of lines,
5 levels deep, weighted by level, as shown in the Far_Left number.
Lines beginning with _>_ don't count, deeper quotes, > >, count negatively
because they're chatting instead of taking the time to paraphrase.
My posts are always omitted.
Replyless articles get increasingly negative scores, based on their age.
Titles that begin with _Re_ get -100,000.
-G means _No_ Google record.
Only the last 5 Message-IDs in the _References_ header
of the last 2,000 posts were considered replies.
_No_ other deletions or retentions biased this analysis.
Phy.TXT is a 1 meg UTF-16 encoded file that demonstrates my scoring.
IE6 can Not display or download such files, use FireFox instead.
X.EXE created Phy.TXT, X.TXT has its settings.
Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/Phy_TXT.PNG Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/Phy.TXT
Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/X.TXT Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/X.EXE
My Home Page: Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf
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| User: "T Wake" |
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| Title: Re: My scoring system is altogether different. |
28 Apr 2006 04:35:34 PM |
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"Jeff.Relf" <Jeff_Relf@Yahoo.COM> wrote in message
news:Jeff_Relf_2006_Apr_28_DbjI@Cotse.NET...
Hi Dedanoe, Money is _Not_ how I keep score.
Control is my goal, not how much of a pig I can be.
Not doing too well then?
You dreamed:
The money in your pocket is always there to remind you
how much slave you were and how much master you are going to be.
Plenty of slaves, good slaves, make not a dime. One dollar is one vote.
Rich people got lots of votes from people who themselves got lots of
votes.
This is very similar to how Google's PageRank works,
where one link is one vote: WikiPedia.ORG/wiki/PageRank
But the best person might not be getting the heaviest votes,
just like the best web page might not have the heaviest pages linking to
it.
Speaking of slaves...
The word God denotes a position: You're God's slave, and God to your
slaves.
Dont you get bored of talking nonsense?
<snip crap>
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| User: "Eric Gisse" |
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| Title: Re: My scoring system is altogether different. |
28 Apr 2006 06:19:38 AM |
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Jeff...Relf wrote:
[snip]
Lines beginning with _>_ don't count, deeper quotes, > >, count negatively
because they're chatting instead of taking the time to paraphrase.
[snip]
Context makes the baby jesus cry. Certaintly explains why you believe
paraphrasing what someone said is the same as what they actually said.
Idiot.
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| User: "=?UTF-8?Q?Jeff=E2=80=A6Relf?=" |
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| Title: Sci.Physics's _Most_Discussed_Articles_. |
28 Apr 2006 10:31:01 AM |
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Re: Sci.Physics's _Most_Discussed_Articles_
Wow, that last list was way-off. Threads weren't being reconstructed correctly
when incomplete _References_ lines were encountered. Here's the correct list:
1,314
Proof that photons are not massless!
Sci.Physics.Particle, Sci.Physics
Golden_Boar, _BfSJTY, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_5_0_Windows_U_Windows_NT_5_1_en_GB_rv_1_8_0_2, Apr 23, _.31 P
487
NEWTON VS EINSTEIN : notre direction vraie notre vitesse vraie
FR.Sci.Physique, FR.Sci.Astrophysique, FR.Sci.Astronomie, Sci.Physics, FR.Soc.Politique
Yanick_Toutain, _BgJYQi, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_0_gzip_gfe, Apr 27, 9.57 A
447
"UNITED 93" -- Fraud, Fiction and Far From Factual
Alt.Fan.Rush-Limbaugh, Sci.Physics, Alt.Society.Liberalism, Alt.Conspiracy
edconrad_verizon_net, _Dvywz4, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_SV1_gzip, Apr 26, 10.45 A
353
NSC-Declassification of 3 names
Alt.Religion.Kibology, Alt.Politics.Bush, Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity
Sailor_Saturn, D Giganews.COM
Microsoft_Outlook_Express_6_00_2900_2869, Apr 26, 5.43 P
268
Integration question
Sci.Physics, Sci.Math
RadicalLibertarian_hotmail_com, _BOxJIE, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_98_gzip_gfe, Apr 25, 7.25 P
252
Uncertainty principle
Sci.Physics
Gerhard_W_Gruber, Arcor-Online.NET, C Arcor.DE
Forte_Agent_3_2_32_830, Apr 24, 11.34 A
221
On the Non Computability of Numbers
Comp.AI.Philosophy, Sci.Physics, Sci.Math, Sci.Cognitive, Sci.Philosophy.Meta
Lester_Zick, EKPhm, _N6iZf, E Att.NET
Forte_Free_Agent_1_11_32_235, Apr 27, 7.50 A
208 r03f61$j0m$9@nebulous-bassoons.com.au
PING > ALEXA Re: NSC-Declassification of 3 names
Alt.Alien.Visitors, Alt.Astronomy, Alt.Fan.Art-Bell, Alt.Usenet.Kooks, Alt.Religion.Kibology, Alt.Politics.Bush, Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity
Kadaitcha_Man, BJevQg, _, Alt.NET
., Apr 27, 2._5 A
184
money talks bulshit walks
Sci.Physics, Sci.Math
dedanoe, _BJHRSW, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_SV1_gzip, Apr 26, _.18 P
171
Are we heavier at night?
Sci.Physics
Nishu, _BFwSNg, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_5_01_Windows_NT_5_0_R1_1_1, Apr 26, _.15 A
150
My mistake.
Sci.Physics
Starbles_Earthlink_net, _BN8qNT, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_SV1_acc, Apr 23, 1.41 P
132
Consciousness created
Rec.Org.Mensa, Sci.Physics
Rushtown, _Dx49N9, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_AOL_9_0_Windows_NT_5_1, Apr 25, 9.42 P
118 20060425bAASA3823OZXVE@PnoE
Arindam Banerjee tells how he deceived the IIT into giving him a degree
Soc.Culture.Indian, Alt.Fan.Jai-Maharaj, Rec.Arts.Books, Sci.Physics, Soc.Culture.Australian
Dr_Jai_Maharaj, Alt.NET
News_Xpress_2_01, Apr 25, 3.15 A
108
High-Mileage Black Holes
Sci.Physics
Sam_Wormley, EKPhm, _OkI0A, E Att.NET
Mozilla_Thunderbird_1_0_7_1_4_1_X11_20050929, Apr 25, 9.23 P
107 e2g4o0$rgi$1@news.datemas.de
If Infinity Existed There Would Be No Space For Us Left
Sci.Physics
Global_Spider, B Datemas.DE
., Apr 23, 7.59 A
100 si53g.37966$az4.9654@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net
The speed of light is limited...
Alt.Sci.Physics.New-Theories, Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity
Laurent, EKPhm, _N8CYy, D Att.NET
Microsoft_Outlook_Express_6_00_2900_2869, Apr 24, 7.30 A
99
HUP misunderstood (ping Bilge, Gregory...)
Sci.Physics
Wate, _BEJ6xj, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_SV1_gzip, Apr 25, 6._5 P
98
What is a "peer" for peer review?
Sci.Physics
The_Ghost_In_The_Machine, RIgxp, _BOBhBF, E Earthlink.NET
Pan_0_14_2_91_As_She_Crawled_Across_the_Table, Apr 23, 4.__ P
97
Nonrenormalization vs Renormalization 21.2 Friction and State Equations 3
Sci.Physics
OsherD, _byL2D, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_98_gzip_gfe, Apr 24, 10.24 P
93
Hurt By A Photon!
Sci.Physics
_Pearl_, _BHQ1pB, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_gzip_gfe, Apr 24, _.36 A
85
Re: No more caring than a stone.
Sci.Physics
tj_Frazir, D Webtv.NET
., Apr 23, 11.45 A
85
Nonrenormalization vs Renormalization 24.1: Neo-Jacobson "Products"
Sci.Physics
OsherD, _byL2D, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_98_gzip_gfe, Apr 25, 8.58 P
82
Question about an idea with gyroscope.
Sci.Physics
ClubK, _bdvnM, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1, Apr 23, 5.46 A
80
Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider stunning finding, why?
Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Particle
Brit, _CRQUUu, B Googlegroups.COM
Mozilla_4_0_compatible_MSIE_6_0_Windows_NT_5_1_SV1_gzip, Apr 23, 5._5 A
Above is Sci.Physics's _Most_Discussed_Articles_,
i.e. the 24 articles with the most replies, in terms of lines,
5 levels deep, weighted by level, as shown in the Far_Left number.
Lines beginning with _>_ don't count, deeper quotes, > >, count negatively
because they're chatting instead of taking the time to paraphrase.
Replyless articles get increasingly negative scores, based on their age.
Titles that begin with _Re_ get -100,000.
-G means _No_ Google record.
Only the last 5 Message-IDs in the _References_ header
of the last 2,000 posts were considered replies.
_No_ other deletions or retentions biased this analysis.
Phy.TXT is a 1 meg UTF-16 encoded file that demonstrates my scoring.
IE6 can Not display or download such files, use FireFox instead.
X.EXE created Phy.TXT, X.TXT has its settings.
Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/Phy_TXT.PNG Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/Phy.TXT
Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/X.TXT Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/X.EXE
My Home Page: Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf
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| User: "T Wake" |
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| Title: Re: Sci.Physics's _Most_Discussed_Articles_. |
28 Apr 2006 04:35:58 PM |
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"Jeff.Relf" <Jeff_Relf@Yahoo.COM> wrote in message
news:Jeff_Relf_2006_Apr_28_3rTo@Cotse.NET...
Re: Sci.Physics's _Most_Discussed_Articles_
Wow, that last list was way-off.
No change there then......
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| User: "none mike\@none" |
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| Title: Re: money talks bulshit walks |
27 Apr 2006 03:30:34 AM |
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dedanoe wrote:
what will you do with $1M if you were the only bustard on this planet?
dedanoe's point is: the money in your pocket is always there to remind
you how much slave you were and how much master you are going to be.
money has influence only over people.
http://dedanoe.tripod.com
Bustard:
Bird of the family Otididae, order Gruiformes, related to cranes but
with a rounder body, thicker neck, and a relatively short beak. Bustards
are found on the ground on open plains and fields.
The great bustard Otis tarda is one of the heaviest flying birds at 18
kg/40 lb, and the larger males may have a length of 1 m/3 ft and
wingspan of 2.3 m/7.5 ft. It is found in northern Asia and Europe,
although there are fewer than 30,000 great bustards left in Europe;
two-thirds of these live on the Spanish steppes.
Not sure if they have a use for money.. I suppose they could make a nest
with it.
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| User: "tadchem" |
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| Title: Re: money talks bulshit walks |
27 Apr 2006 04:39:02 AM |
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I doubt he was referring to the bird, even metaphorically.
It seems more likely he meant to use the word "*****" (cursing for
emphasis), but didn't have the balls to come out and say it correctly.
"'Political correctness' is the art of using words to avoid saying
something specific. It is the opposite of 'communication.'" - Thaddeus
Stout
Tom Davidson
Richmond, VA
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: money talks bulshit walks |
26 Apr 2006 04:13:03 PM |
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dedanoe wrote:
what will you do with $1M if you were the only bustard on this planet?
I'd probably save it just in case I needed to get food or drinks from
nearby vending machines.
If you were the only ***** on the planet, gee that would be awfully
boring... what would you do? Continue the search for others, or just
keep reading Usenet? ;)
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