Hi Jon,
I took your survey and thought it interesting. The questions and answers seemed a bit theoretical and nebulous, and consequently, the answers had to be theoretical and nebulous. Is that the kind of information you are looking for? What are you trying to analyze with these questions? What is the application?
What happened to the research on Qbit data storage? Did you make a complete change of your dissertation?
Started out nice, but the longer it went on the more evil it sounded.Just a happy tune for the night (for you guys)
[video]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pTJvPXhRnW4[/video]
Sometimes it strikes me how small marginals there are between a perfectly normal day and a major catastrophe.
Today I drove the University as normal. I looked at a field on my right side, and there I saw a moose moving towards the road. Luckily I saw it on the field so I had time to break down and the catastrophe was avoided. If I hadn't let my eyes in that direction, I probably would have crashed.
This moose agrees...And moose/car crashes are not cool...like, at all. And they don't seem to be afraid of cars, either!
I'm glad you are ok, Toinena.Sometimes it strikes me how small marginals there are between a perfectly normal day and a major catastrophe.
Today I drove the University as normal. I looked at a field on my right side, and there I saw a moose moving towards the road. Luckily I saw it on the field so I had time to break down and the catastrophe was avoided. If I hadn't let my eyes in that direction, I probably would have crashed.
My committee would not approve my study where I was proposing the fractal data storage unless I took many more math classes, so I changed my study to another topic entirely.
Yes, the data is nebulous, and that's what I am trying to capture to back up my overall statement for the topic of "it's not entirely appropriate to try to quantify things like thought, feelings, and perceptions, and to do so means a lot of potential data streams are not being examined and conclusions are being drawn from flawed hypotheses"
As for application, there is none. This research is totally useless, but it's rigorous enough to get me a PhD.
Does the whole “no shave November” also apply to women?
Asking for a friend![]()
Of course it does.
As long as the woman isn't my wife![]()
Does the whole “no shave November” also apply to women?
Asking for a friend![]()
Sure, why not?
Pit hair, hairy legs, and all the others...let that junk go native. If a man can handle snuggling up to a woman when she has a butt that feels like a frozen turkey in the middle of the night as well as freezing cold feet that get placed on him at the most inopportune times, a little (or a lot) of body hair shouldn't matter "if he really loves you".
Ice cube feet, frozen turkey butt, monkey girl. You betcha! Throw away them razors. Ain't nobody got time for that shaving junk.
For some reason I started humming an old song... "Did I shave my legs for this?"