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James Harris
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 Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2003 5:16 am Post subject: Survey: Prime counting, partial difference equation |
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I>m curious about how information flows on the newsgroup, so here>s a
quick survey.
1. Have you noticed my posts about a partial difference equation that
can be used to count prime numbers?
2. To you knowledge, does the method I give work?
3. Is it unique?
4. Do you know what a partial difference equation is, or do you think
I made up the phrase?
5. Do you know what a damped oscillation is?
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Uncle Al
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| Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2003 7:02 am Post subject: Re: Survey: Prime counting, partial difference equation |
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James Harris wrote:
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I>m curious about how information flows on the newsgroup, so here>s a
quick survey.
[snip][/quote]
OK,
http://www.crank.net/harris.html
It>s not every braying jackass that gets a whole page at crank.net
http://b5.sdvc.uwyo.edu/bab5/snds/argcstpd.wav
[quote]1. Have you noticed my posts about a partial difference equation that
can be used to count prime numbers?
[/quote]
Like loose dogshit stinking in a park.
[quote]2. To you knowledge, does the method I give work?
[/quote]
Absolutely not - by empirical demonstration; under no circumstances,
not even in your own hallucinations. 100% condemned by anybody who
demonstrates a utilitarian grasp of algebra. Zero supporters.
[quote]3. Is it unique?
[/quote]
It is badly plagiarized bullshit.
[quote]4. Do you know what a partial difference equation is, or do you think
I made up the phrase?
[/quote]
You are a eunuch in a brothel who thinks his mouth hanging open
dribbling spit is indistinguishable from a hard-on. You don>t even
know how to formulate a leading question. Uncle Al could carve a more
functional mentality out of Velveeta.
[quote]5. Do you know what a damped oscillation is?
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No stooopid, "do you know what a *critically* damped oscillation is?"
Your ass is a dashpot, as is your skull.
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/sunshine.jpg
http://w0rli.home.att.net/youare.swf
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David Moran
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| Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2003 8:12 am Post subject: Re: Survey: Prime counting, partial difference equation |
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"James Harris" <jstevh@msn.com> wrote in message
news:3c65f87.0311181516.2734b7a9@posting.google.com...
[quote]I>m curious about how information flows on the newsgroup, so here>s a
quick survey.
1. Have you noticed my posts about a partial difference equation that
can be used to count prime numbers? Yes
2. To you knowledge, does the method I give work? Not that I can tell
3. Is it unique? No
4. Do you know what a partial difference equation is, or do you think
I made up the phrase? I know what a PDE is
5. Do you know what a damped oscillation is? Yes
James Harris
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This survey insults one>s intelligence. We all know what we>re talking
about, but it is clear you don>t know the first thing about integrals from
previous posts.
David Moran |
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Jim
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| Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2003 10:36 am Post subject: Re: Survey: Prime counting, partial difference equation |
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jstevh@msn.com (James Harris) wrote:
[quote]I>m curious about how information flows on the newsgroup, so here>s a
quick survey.
[/quote]
If you have to ask, you apparently, aren>t reading the newsgroup.
[quote]
1. Have you noticed my posts about a partial difference equation that
can be used to count prime numbers?
[/quote]
I>ve noticed posts, that you think, are about partial difference
equation that can be used to count prime numbers.
[quote]
2. To you knowledge, does the method I give work?
[/quote]
To me knowledge, no.
[quote]
3. Is it unique?
[/quote]
Yes. It>s the only one I know of, that doesn>t work.
[quote]
4. Do you know what a partial difference equation is, or do you think
I made up the phrase?
[/quote]
Google: "partial difference equation" 399 hits.
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5. Do you know what a damped oscillation is?
One good example, is the message posting, between yourself and those[/quote]
attempting to enlighten you.
Unfortunately, as soon as one thread is damped, another begins
oscillating.
Jim
PS. Is this another one of those imposter survey postings? |
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