Well, not quite: all those equations are deterministic – nothing for us statisticians to get our teeth into. Grrr.
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Ooooo Dear!!, missing several equations:
Van Der Waals Forces of B-Carotene
The Hodgkin-Huxley theory of the action potential (Rabbit).
Etc, etc, etc.
Is there an equation to calculate interest in lanyards? I get all the free ones I can handle, thankyouverymuch.
What a great cartoon…!
Can anyone explain – why lanyards? Why are they big enough business to be worth spamming about?
I’m almost too scared too google them.
Stephen – how many of those equations do you use?
Judging by the number I get offered in a given year, lots and lots and lots of companies get lanyards printed up with their logos as freebies to give away at conferences and such. I think I ended up with about eight during the Olympics, for example, and I wasn’t even trying. People just thrust them into my hand at the various venues and pavilions, and even on the street.
Hm, real-world spam, eh?
So why would someone spam NN persuading us to buy some?
Yes, it was like that Dave Chapelle sketch where he goes into a real-life mall that’s just like the internet. I’ll try to find it later; it’s NSFW.
Maybe the spammer is under the impression that NN readers are freebie makers rather than freebie
gannetshoardersrecipients.