We Are in a Logic Warp - Probability Has Been Reversed (as I predicted)
Charlie-Boo
logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp,
the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The
unliklely becomes the likely.
About a week after writing it, I saw a news story about a baby
carriage falling on a train track and the train going over it without
scratching the baby. Then a car hit a wall where a person stood, but
a piece of brick knocked the car aside inches from the person. And a
bus came inches from hitting someone running across the street.
Just now here in Boston a woman fell on a train track and the train
ran over her before it stopped. She walked away.
C-B
Jesse F. Hughes
Geez, Charlie, we already have one |-|erc. I don't think we need two.
--
Jesse F. Hughes
"The Cantorians are conducting a campaign of psychological warfare
against humanity."
-- David Petry, on why set theory is evil.
Marshall
>
> Geez, Charlie, we already have one |-|erc. I don't think we need two.
It's not clear we need the one we have. But I must say, Herc-related
deja-vu was exactly the experience I was having by midway through
the second paragraph.
Marshall
Don Stockbauer
You're not reporting all the cases where people got squished to death
like a bug.
Physics Form
a gmail address posting to sci.logic.
Don Stockbauer
> The true irony is that you're a Google-poster with
> a gmail address posting to sci.logic.
Well, you got the message, didn't you? The message content is
independent of the delivery method.
So --- the point remains that he failed to report all the cases where
people got squished.
Have a very nice day.
William Elliot
> About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a
> logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp,
> the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The
> unlikely becomes the likely.
>
You got it wrong. A logic warp is an improbability drive
and was invented decades ago by the Duck Breath Theater.
> About a week after writing it, I saw a news story about a baby
> carriage falling on a train track and the train going over it without
> scratching the baby. Then a car hit a wall where a person stood, but
> a piece of brick knocked the car aside inches from the person. And a
> bus came inches from hitting someone running across the street.
>
> Just now here in Boston a woman fell on a train track and the train
> ran over her before it stopped. She walked away.
>
Apparently somebody in Boston is testing an improbability drive.
Charlie-Boo
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William Hughes
> About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a
> logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp,
> the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The
> unliklely becomes the likely.
You can test this yourself. Take a coin
and flip it a few times.
In a logic warp you would expect
to see only heads or only tails. But since we
are in a logic warp you will not see what
you expect but A MIXTURE OF HEADS
AND TAILS !!!!!!!!!
- William Hughes
Jesse F. Hughes
> THIS JUST IN:
>
> Fiance Finds Ring That Fell From Balloon
Yes, only a logic warp can explain the improbability of finding a
camera case in the woods, only seven days after dropping it there.
--
Jesse F. Hughes
"Two years from now, spam will be solved."
-- Bill Gates, Jan 24, 2004
Mensanator
Wow.
> - William Hughes
Tim Little
> You can test this yourself. Take a coin and flip it a few times.
> In a logic warp you would expect to see only heads or only tails.
> But since we are in a logic warp you will not see what you expect
> but A MIXTURE OF HEADS AND TAILS !!!!!!!!!
That is genius.
- Tim
porky_...@my-deja.com
> Geez, Charlie, we already have one |-|erc. I don't think we need two.
>
> --
We need a backup. In case |-|erc gets run over by one of his Turing
machines. And doesn't walk away.
Charlie-Boo
No, the probasbilities are reversed. instead of 1/2 heads and 1/2
tails, you get 1/2 tails and 1/2 heads. So you don't really notice it
in this case.
C-B
> - William Hughes
Charlie-Boo
THIS JUST IN (AGAIN): THE ANCIENT MAYAS PREDICTED THIS AND THE MOVIE
JUST CAME OUT EXPLAINING IT.
SEE THE MOVIE 2012
C-B
On Nov 12, 4:20 pm, "Jesse F. Hughes" <je...@phiwumbda.org> wrote:
Charlie-Boo
Using new methodology, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
has revised its estimate of the total number of deaths caused by swine
flu. The new figures will result in a tripling of the number deaths
from H1N1overnight.
Marshall
> THIS JUST IN (AGAIN): THE ANCIENT MAYAS PREDICTED THIS AND THE MOVIE
> JUST CAME OUT EXPLAINING IT.
>
> SEE THE MOVIE 2012
I think the Onion said it best:
http://www.theonion.com/content/news_briefs/mayan_calendar_warns_of
Marshall
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> About a month ago I wrote a story about the universe going into a
> logic warp. Not a time or space warp, but a logic warp. In a warp,
> the rules all change. In a logic warp, probability is reversed. The
> unliklely becomes the likely.
You mean I should now say that the coin will fall heads instead of tails?
Virgil
John Jones <jonesc...@btinternet.com> wrote:
No!, On edge, every time!!