hbw

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 20 Oct 2009, 01:36

your a psych major right? what field do you want to go into?

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 20 Oct 2009, 01:41

I don't. I hate it now, and I'm planning to go to culinary school instead.

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 20 Oct 2009, 01:43

wow that would be my second option. are you an INFP?

Teignub · Post by **Teignub** » 20 Oct 2009, 01:50

what are your expectations for the nuggets this year?

M.Bison · Post by **M.Bison** » 20 Oct 2009, 03:43

[quote name="HbW"]I don't. I hate it now, and I'm planning to go to culinary school instead.[/quote]

Oh, fry me a liver

...

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 20 Oct 2009, 04:54

[quote name="Teignub"]what are your expectations for the nuggets this year?[/quote]

If they don't win, I KILL THEM!!!

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 20 Oct 2009, 04:55

[quote name="cat hallucination"]wow that would be my second option. are you an INFP?[/quote]

The hell does that stand for?

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 20 Oct 2009, 04:56

[quote name="HbW"]
[quote name="dog hallucination"]wow that would be my second option. are you an INFP?[/quote]

The hell does that stand for?[/quote]

its a classification of the one of those miggs-breyer personality tests that you have probably taken.

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 20 Oct 2009, 05:05

Oh shit, duh. Um...I honestly don't remember what my letters are.

Edit:

Actually, I think I'm ENFP.

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 20 Oct 2009, 05:06

hah ya, i think i took like three of those in my first semester in college.

what did they stand for I vs. E i know is introverted vs. extroverted....my internet personality would probably be E.

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 20 Oct 2009, 05:14

The internet doesn't count towards extroversion vs. introversion.

Plus you're maybe missing the definition anyway. Extroversion is when you get energy from being around people. Introversion is where you get energy by being by yourself.

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 20 Oct 2009, 05:16

yah, you're right. *tumbled weed rolls by* actually then internet forums and chat rooms could be incorporated into the questions on the test. cause i am getting energy lately from the post outbursts, but i'm still by myself. its different than a book or tv.

Verbal · Post by **Verbal** » 20 Oct 2009, 05:17

Where energy is the vital life force that runs in the veins of each one of us.

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 20 Oct 2009, 05:19

This ain't math. Fuck o.ff with your.... math.

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 20 Oct 2009, 05:19

[quote name="Johnny"]Where energy is the vital life force that runs in the veins of each one of us.[/quote]

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 20 Oct 2009, 05:21

[quote name="HbW"]This ain't math. Fuck o.ff with your.... math.

[/quote]

wait was that directed at me? cause if so that gives me hope for math. has anyone ever taken a math philosophy course? i'm thinking it could help me understand math better...ya know, the more right brained creative side of math, which is probably my only hope.

Verbal · Post by **Verbal** » 20 Oct 2009, 05:25

Hope is the bastard child of energy and the elusive ether.

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 20 Oct 2009, 06:36

THESE THINGS CANNOT BE QUANTIFIED AND THEREFORE DO NOT EXIST.

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 21 Oct 2009, 12:01

so hbw, what kind of dishes do you like experimenting with? i've seen a few of your recipes on the mabb book. whats your recent interest? mine is curry and i just learned the frittata. and i must say i nailed my first frittata. no room for improvement on the egg formation. now its just about working with different toppings and flavors.

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 21 Oct 2009, 15:59

Never really been interested in frittatas. Let's see...what am I interested in doing? Uhm, right now I kinda try dishes as they come to me. Pizza is one of them. I also want to do a green chile. I do lots of different things with chicken and beef. Kinda hard to narrow it down. I also do some stuff with sashimi-style fish when I can get my hands on it.

I use a lot of meat in my cooking, so I tend to center what I do around that. Recently made some pretty amazing ham steaks and black-eyed peas.

Hugo. · Post by **Hugo.** » 21 Oct 2009, 16:16

Green curry FTW

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 21 Oct 2009, 16:18

Green curry is superior to regular curry, in my book.

djonni greazo · Post by **djonni greazo** » 21 Oct 2009, 17:04

[quote name="cat hallucination"]

has anyone ever taken a math philosophy course[/quote]

i hope i never see something like this. keep your "philosophy" out of my math

Q: What is the difference between a mathematician and a philosopher?

A: The mathematician only needs paper, pencil, and a trash bin for his work – the philosopher can do without the trash bin..

Verbal · Post by **Verbal** » 22 Oct 2009, 00:38

A mathematician is also someone who thinks this formula is cool:

Language is flawed in a way as a method of debating as stuff isn't as rigourously defined as in Maths. Even if at the outset both parties agree as to what they will mean by x, y, and z. . it is still far from ideal.

In Maths you start with a statement/statements and proceed with each line,"therefore this", "therefore this", etc, until you arrive at the answer. If somebody fucks up in this setting it's easy to point out. "You fucked up there, there, and there. This is why you are wrong. Here's what you should have done, and here's the correct answer." Such a person is unlikely to try and pass off the same original flawed progression again (either literally the same, or phrased slightly differently). If they do, is more readily visable to everyone that that is what they have done.

When people debate with language, and somebody points out (analogously to above) where the person fucked up in their reasoning, why what they said isn’t valid, and what the actual logical progression should be, and the conclusion it actually leads to, etc. . people seem to manage to basically keep repeating the same point again and again anyway.

Maths > most things.

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 22 Oct 2009, 01:12

yah, i don't think i've ever successfully participated in a conversation like that. but it is clear when a conversation is formal and logical. its quite pleasant to see the it progress.

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 22 Oct 2009, 01:14

[quote name="HbW"]Green curry is superior to regular curry, in my book.[/quote]

i've never had it but i can imagine whats in it. green chilis, ginger, soy. etc.

djonni greazo · Post by **djonni greazo** » 22 Oct 2009, 01:18

[quote name="Johnny"]A mathematician is also someone who thinks this formula is cool:

Language is flawed in a way as a method of debating as stuff isn't as rigourously defined as in Maths. Even if at the outset both parties agree as to what they will mean by x, y, and z. . it is still far from ideal.

In Maths you start with a statement/statements and proceed with each line,"therefore this", "therefore this", etc, until you arrive at the answer. If somebody fucks up in this setting it's easy to point out. "You fucked up there, there, and there. This is why you are wrong. Here's what you should have done, and here's the correct answer." Such a person is unlikely to try and pass off the same original flawed progression again (either literally the same, or phrased slightly differently). If they do, is more readily visable to everyone that that is what they have done.

When people debate with language, and somebody points out (analogously to above) where the person fucked up in their reasoning, why what they said isn’t valid, and what the actual logical progression should be, and the conclusion it actually leads to, etc. . people seem to manage to basically keep repeating the same point again and again anyway.

Maths > most things.[/quote]

i like this post

Teignub · Post by **Teignub** » 22 Oct 2009, 01:27

Today's scientists have substituted mathematics for experiments, and they wander off through equation after equation, and eventually build a structure which has no relation to reality.

- Nikola Tesla

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 22 Oct 2009, 01:55

Today's scientists have substituted mathematics for experiments, and they wander off through equation after equation, and eventually build a structure which has no relation to reality.

- Nikola Tesla

i've thought this same thing, especially with that crazy multi-demensional shit in theoretical physics. but then again, i don't know the math and how you'ld arive at stuff like that. i'm sure they have explanations.

Verbal · Post by **Verbal** » 22 Oct 2009, 02:03

Coming up with mathematical models and taking them to their limits to see what they predict, so that we may check to see if they predict correctly, is kind of important. I don't think any Physicist will claim that their particular model is true, if it's not supported by experiment.

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 22 Oct 2009, 02:05

of course its important. its frustrating for me though because i'm just not even close to being able to understand that stuff. i can read "the universe in a nutshell" over and over, but i feel like i need to know the math to really understand it. and that waved by by to me a long time ago.

Verbal · Post by **Verbal** » 22 Oct 2009, 02:18

I wouldn't feel bad if you don't understand Relativity or Quantum Mechanics from reading popular science books. I don't think anyone would. Pretty sure you need the Maths.

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 22 Oct 2009, 07:30

I said quit gaying up my thread with your math. Take it somewhere else.

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 22 Oct 2009, 07:32

hbw, i was trying to reach a civilized understanding with johnny. now please take your shinanigans to the recipe book thread.

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 22 Oct 2009, 07:33

Make your own thread. This one has my name on it.

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 22 Oct 2009, 07:35

okay, why don't YOU make a thread with my name on it, and we'll continue there.

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 22 Oct 2009, 09:20

Why don't you make a thread with your name on it?

I'm just fuckin' with you man. Lighten up.

cat hallucination · Post by **cat hallucination** » 22 Oct 2009, 09:51

fuck off

Hugo. · Post by **Hugo.** » 22 Oct 2009, 18:38

TamPron · Post by **TamPron** » 23 Oct 2009, 02:22

C:enter:###

Verbal · Post by **Verbal** » 23 Oct 2009, 04:04

HbW, what's wrong wth Paychology?

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 23 Oct 2009, 04:13

The fact that it's not a word.

supa tuna · Post by **supa tuna** » 23 Oct 2009, 04:35

Verbal · Post by **Verbal** » 23 Oct 2009, 04:42

I noticed that after I posted it, but sarded editing, and hoped you would be able to guess what I meant.

Verbal · Post by **Verbal** » 23 Oct 2009, 04:48

OK. You got me. That is how I thought the word was to be spelled.

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 23 Oct 2009, 05:16

Good. Next question.

Verbal · Post by **Verbal** » 23 Oct 2009, 05:17

What are your thoughts on the magnificent?

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 23 Oct 2009, 05:19

The magnificent pales in compare to the sublimely majestic. Next question.

Verbal · Post by **Verbal** » 23 Oct 2009, 05:22

Do you think the liberal, relativistic society we find ourselves in, to be in keeping with, or in stark contrast to, pre-Freudian values?

Haunty · Post by **Haunty** » 23 Oct 2009, 05:28

All I know is that I'm enraged by a sudden urge to find a woman like my mom. And dick slap her. Next question.