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Yes, since you come from that great super-smart erudite sub-section of the upper-cream of our society.

[/b] I'm pretty sure (and I'm also confident that science can back me up on this) that death will bring some sort of change. That is a pretty weak arguement. Does this mean that people who suffer from amnesia didn't really have a childhood? That the people they met and interacted with...

And what is your scientific proof that this is the case? Oh you have none, do you?

That is a pretty powerful quote that tickles my nihilistic side.

[/b] Are you saying you are going to eat me?! [/b] Ants are little micro-machines. Two ants aren't any different from each other (unless they're from different groups). If you can't see the difference between an ant and a human being, perhaps you better crack open a good SCIENCE BOOK...

Actually, if the first 10 were heads, then the probability of getting 11 in a row is now 50/50.

Which do you feel is more likely to happen over 10 tosses? a: TTTTTTTTTT b: THTTHTHHTT

If the S&P even touches 1200 before the end of 2003, I'll have my nuts surgically removed and than roasted and I'll eat them live on an internet web-cam broadcast.

Thanks Tom! I guess my next step is to check with the exchanges and see if I can't get past data from them. I shouldn't have to jump through to many firey hoops to get history data. eSignal has to get it from somewhere.

lol thanks -- that's my uncle Larry from California.

Banter?????!!!!!!

Yeah and then her (his) dad walks in and says, "Oh great, another threesome!"

Alright that does seem fair -- but once I get the data and pay for it, isn't it mine to redistribute? Where do the data-feeds get them? I'll just do an end-runaround and get it from a source that does let me distribute. Also, if all the quotes are the same from most datafeeds, who is going...

Nutrition has already been eliminated in studies -- as have parental smoking and a host of other "seemingly obvious" causes. The true cause of the Flynn effect is unknown.

Perhaps you should fine-tune your reading skills because that is not what I said. What I said is that IQ scores, by themselves, aren't a good determinate of total intelligence. I also said (in fact, in my last post) that people with lower IQ's could probably do many things that people with...

Just ask Jack about the spiffs of being an analyst for the investment half of a bank and touting telecomm stocks as STRONG BUYS during 2001.

What is the cost for a class at Harvard running these days? Aphie's Entrance Essay: Yo college admissions officer. I be wanting to take some of your classes at your Ivy League School. I can count, add, subtract, and subdivide. I be speaking well and like to take notes in class. Let...

2.1% of the population has an IQ above 130'ish according to the Stanford-Binet test. The second sigma of deviation from the mean according to this scale is right around 130. .1% of the population is three sigmas away from the mean of 100 -- having IQ's above 145 or below 55. An IQ...

I was thinking about putting up 5 years worth of one minute ticks (open, high, low, close, volume) for all major stocks and all futures into a mySQL database that is powered via PHP processing. The total amount of information might be more space than I can allot right now (around half a...

You don't have to always get a right answer if you can somehow prove the original question was wrong to begin with. :D (however, if Einstein asked it, it must be good)