THE "GRAIL" EXISTS!!! - page 13
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What are you proving? Here you are proving that there is no grail, in the "TA-divorce" thread you are proving that TA is not a divorce and that TC is possible.
You've got it all mixed up. There is a grail.
You're bursting with pride, you keep quiet about it, or everyone will want to...
And why isn't Abramovich your secretary, as they say here?
everyone hasa grail... and even a few ... for a few months, years at most, on the tester, and people are looking for the perfect one... like, a true genius is always on the prowl...
you're bursting with pride, you keep quiet about him, or else everyone will want to...
And why is Abramovich not your secretary, as they say here?
Who is Abramovich?
and why are you answering a question with a question?
Why are you answering a question with a question?
http://d-e-d.info/?tag=paukas&paged=3 grail, early modification
http://d-e-d.info/?tag=paukas&paged=3 grail, early modification
Paul the octopus and probability theory
If we assume that the experiment with predictions was performed cleanly, without interference of "human factor", then the probability that the octopus will get into one or another basket is equal 1/2. Accordingly, the probability of guessing the results of all 8 matches Paul before the World Cup 2010, was 1/28 = 1/256 ≈ 0.39% or 1 hit per 255 misses.
The probability of Paul's guessing 12 matches out of 14 is equal to the probability of getting 12 heads or tails on the flip of a coin 14 times and is 0.5554% or 1 in 180
Paul the octopus and probability theory
If we assume that the experiment with predictions was performed cleanly, without interference of "human factor", then the probability that the octopus will get into one or another basket is equal 1/2. Accordingly, the probability of guessing the results of all 8 matches Paul before the World Cup 2010, was 1/28 = 1/256 ≈ 0.39% or 1 hit per 255 misses.
The probability of Paul's guessing 12 matches out of 14 is equal to the probability of getting 12 heads or tails on the flip of a coin 14 times and is 0.5554% or 1 in 180
Paul could have lived longer, but he knew too much:((((