Monday madness!
Here's what bogus mathematics and pseudo-science really boils down to!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4187183.stm
posted by /A @ 9:16 em
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torsdag, januari 20, 2005
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4187183.stm
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- Namn: /A
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Having had enough of the Bombay Times every morning on the pot for the better half of my life, I decided to move to Sweden... where I ended up reading the Bombay Times online! And just when I had begun enjoying the tranquil and serene environs of Scandinavia, I found myself climbing into a plane called 'Chaos' heading to Tokyo. After many months and more than my share of Sushi and Saki, I suddenly started missing Yorkshire Pudding and Scotch. The Queen beckoned and I found myself standing at Trafalgar Square. A year at the London School of Economics and still confused about ontology and epistemology; a big fat American investment bank decided that they wanted to hedge their bets on me(!). When I'm not cooking for friends or following my nomadic instincts, I enjoy reading about the capital markets, listening to Mark Knopfler and taking in all that London has to offer! That's my 2 pennies, 0.2 kroners, 4.5 yen and 1.7 rupees. What's your story mate?
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1 Comments:
I would argue that the NA factor should be multiplied by 2. The need to take action is very opressive.
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