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Would it be possible for you to post in a nutshell why this is?

The idea of bacteria and weird shit in my colon/intenstines always grossed and weirded me out.

The reason I'm against HFT isn't because I think it's free/easy money but because as a layman I don't see the value in it for society. Maybe it's naive but I see the investment market as a way to move capital to good(profitable) causes. There's a ton of aspects that pervert this(derivatives...

btw if someone knows how to calculate the average payout I'd like to see it. I think it'd be a summation from 1->infinite with x^2 and 0.5 mixed in but I don't really know how to do it.

From my model about $13 output: avgVal:[12.922964] avgIt:[1.999862] max:[33554432] maxTimeToTails:[26] It would be a viable (if boring) casino game if they put a max (say 1024 or something) amount of gain from it, that'd likely drop the value dramatically.

Yeah the more we hear about the healthcare.gov website the more pathetic it is.

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I would take the money and run assuming that $1/2 = 0 or $0.01/2 = 0! simulation: In other words, following this process will almost inevitably brings you to a zero value.

Yup, and Obito helps break Naruto out of the genjutsu.

Your own chart says we haven't been in recession since 2009.... this is pretty bad, Merlin.

bet confirmed, PS4 will outsell Xbones 5 to 1 by next year or Sean gets a new avatar.

On FoH a guy was engaged in HFT and made good money, posted proof and stuff but said it sucked his life away. Personally I wish they'd make HFT illegal or untenable. As a layman it seems like it imposes a financial tax on investing and it also attracts some of the most talented...

Gonna need Sean to offer an avatar bet on this one.

Thanks for the link. There's a store near me (twelve oaks mall) that has it, but I don't see anything corroborating your statements about xbones being available to play there?

Yup. Even if they think that the host took out 98 doors and knows where the door is, it doesn't matter, they still have a 50% chance of having the right door. But really they'd probably get tired after being told to pick a door ~25 times because both contestants kept not picking the right door.

bro if you gonna come you best come correct

I haven't seen their Oculus killer, but all their HMDs thus far have been very expensive and have had narrow FoVs (Because it's intended to replace a cinema rather than offer a virtual reality experience).

Before it seemed like your argument was that parents will see the advantages of the PS4, buy it and their kids will deal with it. Now it seems like you're making the argument that parents will buy the xbone out of ignorance.

3-5x in the US? And how much of those xbox sales are because of brand loyalty and ignorance vs informed buyers legitimately liking the benefits of xbox (kinect, xbox live, exclusives etc) better?

What is your predicted Xbone vs PS4 sales a year from now?

Meat has a plentiful supply of one of the most difficult nutrients to consume on a vegan diet: protein.

It's tough to say. I think the ps4 will be the gift to have but Sony is really pushing a ton of units compared to previous generations and there's just too few PS4 exclusives coming before Christmas.

yeah this is how I feel too.

Holy shit column make your point and get out. Reminding people that gamers play games isn't necessary.

I did the same thing, lol.

Hehe that's a good question. I didn't see it before. I'll have to think about it. At first glance I'd say no. The probability that contestant A or B picked the correct door is 1%. So you don't improve your odds by choosing a different door. At second glance a huge difference between the...

column, here is my concise rebuttal to your previous statements: Shut the hell up.

speaking of hacks: Someone hacked walmart.com. And lowered the price of GTA5 : gaming

Ok, I still contend that my above answer is correct. The value of each envelope is the same (3/2X, so if X=$100 each envelope contains a green ribbon with $150), so it makes no sense to switch. Did I get the correct answer?

Wait are there three envelopes with 50, 100 and 200? Or are there two envelopes with 100 and 200?

I don't get the trick here but I'll respond humbly with my response at first glance. If A=100 and B=200 If P(A)=0.5 and P(B)=0.5 The expected result from envelopes 1 and 2 would be: P(A) * A + P(B) * B = 150. Because the expected results from each envelope are the same, switching...

This describes a ton of gamers. I'm glad we don't have many here though. Or maybe Sean masks them all because he's so fervently pro-ps4 but has no allegiance to sony.

I don't know who you think you are, but if you're going to come to this fine community and post this weak evasive shit please do so civilly.

I think you two were made for each other.

What I say, "Arguing whether X or Y is true is a waste of time." What you hear, "X IS CORRECT, PLEASE ARGUE Y SOME MORE"

Utnayan I think you're conflating the opinions of "Should I get a PS4?" with "Should gamers in general be interested in a PS4?". You also seem to base a lot of your opinions on the idea that the steam box is going to come out and crush consoles while revolutionizing gaming. This is a very naive...

The quire in the sixteenth chapel is the best.

All that shit sounds like typical early adopter risk. With the exception with me not knowing what prices being reduced twice over means. If it costs $400 in US at release are you suggesting it'll cost $200 in three years? re: crysis, I agree that crysis was waaaaay ahead of the curve, but...

It seems like you're saying that early adopters for virtually all technology are sheep. How much do you expect the price of a PS4 to drop in the next three years? because that figure is the downside to purchasing it on release day. The upside is that you get those three years of playing it.