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Monkeypox is now officially racist, so I guess we should call it "the virus formerly known as monkeypox until a better name is decided on.:D https://www.axios.com/2022/06/14/monkeypox-rename-who-name-racism

barchart.com lets you show prices adjusted for dividends (splits are automatically shown).

The sample size is not unusually small for a poll like this. The results for the approval for "assassinating a politician who is harming the country or our democracy" show more of a difference between "younger" and "older" people more than a difference by party preference...

https://www.investing.com/commodities/futures-specifications has free historical EOD data.

It appears the victim or his friends started things by shooting gel-filled beads from a toy gun at the basketball players who murdered him. https://www.wksu.org/community/2022-06-08/police-fight-that-killed-ethan-liming-broke-out-after-limings-group-fired-toy-gun-at-suspects

Someone needs an exception handler for OutOfMemoryError.:)

Less gas liquefied probably means the supply of non-liquid gas will go up.

Are these good examples?

https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/oil-production-by-state

Which west coast is that?:) https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/documents/california-refineries https://ecology.wa.gov/Air-Climate/Air-quality/Business-industry-requirements/Oil-refinery-requirements

I guess I was lazy and didn't include a link to explain my crass joke. It's not just similarities, it's also how small changes over time turn into big changes. Here is another illustration of how evolution happens.:)

It's not much of a "stretch" to see how legs could evolve into arms. And, didn't the first human God created have three legs?:D On the other hand, some appendages are clearly arms or legs.

Here are some transitions. https://universe-review.ca/R10-19-animals04.htm

There seem to be ways to work around the requirement for a Microsoft account to install Windows 11.

Backtesting lets you weed out systems that will almost certainly fail in forward testing and can show what systems worked well over a long period. And, if you believe what worked in the past will randomly work in the future, forward testing is useless too.:)

What do you suggest instead of backtesting?

The Sea might not be so Open after all. https://www.barrons.com/articles/nft-insider-trading-opensea-51654115285?siteid=yhoof2

With my favorite calculator, $ dc 5 o 5 i 2 2 + f 4 So, 2 +2 = 4 in base 5 (and greater bases too)! For a post like that, you deserve :D

God might not like bad things people do, but He does nothing about it until those people are dead.

So, in one sentence, God is ok with anything anyone does while alive, but you'll be sorry for not kowtowing to Him before you die. :p