This place is incredible

I wrote a little piece today about George Boole's dream which is attributed with being his observation, which lead to the inspiration for his development of Boolean logic. it is a little bit of a pun.

I realise that I don't know how this place works. I was laughing so much that I must have submitted three messages in quick succession, it's better I suppose to have a reply first.

TheGeniusOfCork wrote:

This place is incredible

Glad you like it. You're very welcome.

is this some form of odd spam?

We have a thread here somewhere on Pi..

Welcome to you GeniusofCork. EVM - would you give him a cup of tea, I've got a flood in the kitchen here.

I recognise some familiar handles and I suppose ye might be saying who's this Genius from cork, well i was directed here by some one sort of to vote, I won't have any vote next time, i ran the young fellow because he was so impolite, Ye got me back.

I'm getting a double helping of Irish Pie now, and its good. I just ran my finger around the edge. Ye'd love it

In fact there were two previous threads on Pi/e. But not like this one.

https://machinenation.forumakers.com/agriculture-and-food-f50/pie-but-not-as-we-expected-it-t235.htm

https://machinenation.forumakers.com/science-technology-engineering-computers-f54/is-pi-yes-pi-not-pie-wrong-t679.htm

The third measure - where does it exist? I'm guessing nowhere.

Someone surely around here should be able to help you with Irish pie.

Do people still have to study Boelian Algebra. My Professer is this was a renowned genius called John Finnegan. He believed also that nobody should fail and he let everyone know the questions well in advance. This stuff was so bizarre that it may have been interesting

youngdan wrote:

He believed also that nobody should fail and he let everyone know the questions well in advance.

I had a lecturer who had a similar philosophy. It worked we1.1 for me.

The third measure is inside the ordinal radius of the pie when the circumplex is decentralised to the extreme ends of the diametrically opposed buckets held by dim the tom and tom the dim when the are measuring the stones required to inject a degree of polynomial time density into the Helios Kpetros of advanced lunar orbital flow.

I could not have said it better myself.

TheGeniusOfCork wrote:

The third measure is inside the ordinal radius of the pie when the circumplex is decentralised to the extreme ends of the diametrically opposed buckets held by dim the tom and tom the dim when the are measuring the stones required to inject a degree of polynomial time density into the Helios Kpetros of advanced lunar orbital flow.

I appreciate that you took the trouble to edit your post TheGeniusOfCork. Machine Nation likes well honed phraseology.

TheGeniusOfCork wrote:

The third measure is inside the ordinal radius of the pie when the circumplex is decentralised to the extreme ends of the diametrically opposed buckets held by dim the tom and tom the dim when the are measuring the stones required to inject a degree of polynomial time density into the Helios Kpetros of advanced lunar orbital flow.

And it's about time we had someone talking dirty here.

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

ditto

As I was saying when you unroll the cir cum measure on to the linear measure this act of unrolling induces a toque, a type of spin, and this type of spin is not accounted for in the normal numerical ratio, most likely is associated with an inter dimensional shift from 1_space to 2_space

EVM I thought you were an electrical engineer. Sometimes I wonder how people can walk arround without at least having some concept of Boolian.

etc...etc...etc

youngdan wrote:

EVM I thought you were an electrical engineer. Sometimes I wonder how people can walk arround without at least having some concept of Boolian.

I'm an electronics eng. and I know my boolean quite well, but I have no idea what GeniusofCork is on about.

TheGeniusOfCork wrote:

The third measure is inside the ordinal radius of the pie when the circumplex is decentralised to the extreme ends of the diametrically opposed buckets held by dim the tom and tom the dim when the are measuring the stones required to inject a degree of polynomial time density into the Helios Kpetros of advanced lunar orbital flow.

I just tried baking this, and actually it turned out quite well:

Yummy!

I'm making a Bailey's Chocolate Cheesecake this week - yum.

How many calories in that thing cactus? I'd like to put a reference to it in your rank if it happened to be around 5300