RavinDave
Gators Suck! (my new avi courtesy of McDad...)
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Yes, I've noticed that. Im a fiscal conservative. If we could find a politician that didn't spend like a drunken idiot and left my rights alone id vote for them. No more sending billions of dollars to other countries for their birth control, infrastructure, apology for blowing you up 70 years ago payments.
When it comes down to it, once they tax us, they ALL think it's their money to spend as they see fit including pork. That has always bothered me.
Dependency gets real messy when it all gets cut off.Never happen. Dems will demonize anyone that cuts spending per their usual tactic. Too many sacred cows across all political spectrums. R’s have just decided it’s easier to go along vs giving the Dems an automatic talking point for every election. I just wanna see the libs on this board when their fantasyland programs are enacted and swallow the country whole in short order on top of a $22T ($200+ T) debt. Good times ahead.
Oh...that is so not good times..lolNever happen. Dems will demonize anyone that cuts spending per their usual tactic. Too many sacred cows across all political spectrums. R’s have just decided it’s easier to go along vs giving the Dems an automatic talking point for every election. I just wanna see the libs on this board when their fantasyland programs are enacted and swallow the country whole in short order on top of a $22T ($200+ T) debt. Good times ahead.
She did.
She did.
If there were 85 green balls and 15 yellow balls in a bag and someone told you that you would win if a green ball was randomly selected, you'd be pretty happy and fairly confident. But hopefully you would be smart enough to realize that you were not guaranteed a victory. If a yellow ball was drawn, hopefully you would also be smart enough to avoid concluding that there was no way that the bag contained 85 green balls.
You aren't thinking about probability correctly. For one example, we all remember well... Immediately after Georgia's last TD and extra point in Tennessee's game with them in 2016, there were only 12 seconds left and Georgia had a 31-28 lead. The probability of Georgia winning the game was 94% - we all remember how it turned out. However, that doesn't mean the probability was ever wrong. It just means that something out of the ordinary needed to happen in order for Tennessee to win.In other words ... they were wrong . See simple .
@evillawyer wants your example changed to include blue balls.luthervol said:She did.
If there were 85 green balls and 15 yellow balls in a bag and someone told you that you would win if a green ball was randomly selected, you'd be pretty happy and fairly confident. But hopefully you would be smart enough to realize that you were not guaranteed a victory. If a yellow ball was drawn, hopefully you would also be smart enough to avoid concluding that there was no way that the bag contained 85 green balls.
@evillawyer wants your example changed to include blue balls.
You aren't thinking about probability correctly. For one example, we all remember well... Immediately after Georgia's last TD and extra point in Tennessee's game with them in 2016, there were only 12 seconds left and Georgia had a 31-28 lead. The probability of Georgia winning the game was 94% - we all remember how it turned out. However, that doesn't mean the probability was ever wrong. It just means that something out of the ordinary needed to happen in order for Tennessee to win.