To: balrog666; Condorman; *crevo_list; general_re; Gumlegs; jennyp; longshadow; PatrickHenry; ...
This one's definitely going to be posted the next time someone claims "the odds are astronomical."
6 posted on
12/12/2002 11:42:25 AM PST by
Junior
To: Junior
Oh, yeah. Nice catch...
To: Junior
This is equivalent to rolling 16 consecutive "7's" at the craps table.
To: Junior
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Naw, the odds are easy when the state owes your crime buddies a payoff (nice Italian/Latino name, too)...
13 posted on
12/12/2002 12:36:04 PM PST by
Southack
To: Southack
Ping.
To: Junior
Gallina's coup is proof that Mr. Lotto Man, not random chance, actually determines the outcome of the games. Mr. Lotto Man is a supernatural being who makes Santa Claus look like a piker. He gives vast fortunes to the particularly deserving, all but ignoring everybody else. People who think random chance has anything to do with the outcomes here are simply clueless. Gallina probably made an extra-good sacrifice to Mr. Lotto Man to be so spectacularly rewarded.
I have a cat superbly marbeled with fat whose cooking aromas would no doubt please Mr. Lotto Man no end. The experiment seems worth a try.
To: Junior
Tornado in a junkyard!
To: Junior
This one's definitely going to be posted the next time someone claims "the odds are astronomical."Truly astonomical. It equates to one protein out of all possible proteins of length 11(using 21 amino acids) or a DNA/RNA chain of 23 bases.
2111= 3.50278E+14
423= 7.03687E+13
Try a protein of 50
2150= 1.29111E+66
or a RNA/DNA chain of 150 bases
4150= 2.03704E+90
34 posted on
12/12/2002 4:26:52 PM PST by
AndrewC
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