Cool. Also, orthopraxy is a new term for me, thank you.
The graphs are from a fun open-source tool I recently came across. One can put any descriptive paragraph into it.
This is the article that describes how to use it and more.
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Cool. Also, orthopraxy is a new term for me, thank you.
The graphs are from a fun open-source tool I recently came across. One can put any descriptive paragraph into it.
This is the article that describes how to use it and more.
Thanks! Could you send those graphs as an attached PDF? No matter which way I turn my ipad parts get cut off. As a pdf things could just be printed out and the entire chart should show.
Attachments
Lol I supposed intentional. Because under thinking seems to be the status quo.
Some may be interested in reading this article by Yvan
https://tradingcomposure.com/three-...zCFC4ABccqxuHGGQLYyE-LE9PZ38JcloAMAb4EDHArL6I
I don’t know him. Have never met him. Have never bought any of his courses. A few years back I did buy some digital copies of some of his books that I thought were interesting. He does seem to be a good clear writer.
https://tradingcomposure.com/three-...zCFC4ABccqxuHGGQLYyE-LE9PZ38JcloAMAb4EDHArL6I
I don’t know him. Have never met him. Have never bought any of his courses. A few years back I did buy some digital copies of some of his books that I thought were interesting. He does seem to be a good clear writer.
I suppose that applies to NASA sending humans to the moon? It was a very simple…simplistic process right? They did it well because they got them there and back! Just trigger ignition to a bunch of rocket fuel with astronauts sitting atop with some football helmets on ..maybe smoking cigars and chatting as ..no big deal..we going to the moon and back..lol Nothing at all complicated about it eh?
Come on man you know just to build and fabricate the engine in your vehicle you drive was a complicated process and hopefully yours was done well. If not, trade for another brand. LOL
That airliner you last got on. Stick some wheels on a body of alum slap in a motor and fly to New York! Simple right? How much went into the study of the dynamics of flight and testing in the real world to produce that airplane you or I nonchalantly get on to go visit our long lost cousin.
“Nothing is as simple as it seems” might be a better way to look at it?
There ya go.