Corrections to the blogosphere, the consensus, and the world
Monday, March 16, 2009
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- Right side of legal
- Updating the last post
- Argument against Democracy
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- Pi day's child
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- Someone else looking at the percentages:
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1 comment:
It is cute but it's a bit like musicians' jokes - you have to be in the club already to appreciate them.
Carping note: since PI is irrational, using an intrinsically rational thing like a date is odd: you might as well call it "three and seven fiftieths day".
Point of usage: if we non-US people refer to a day/date, aren't we just as likely to say, for example, March 16, as we are to say 16th March?
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