Replying to @NZFreeSpeech
Political opinion is an unlawful ground for discrimination.
Replying to @mathburritos @Math_files
No. Ones all collapse in the first step
Replying to @bobmccoskrienz
Why? There is nothing in the law saying this should be free.
I don't understand why am elective procedure should be free.
Replying to @UN_Women
My experience online is that there is much more misandry than misogyny. The misandry is at times led by organisations like UN Women.
Replying to @jamestanton
1 r
2 b
4 r
1+4=5 b
2+5=7 r
3 not r because 1+3=4 would need to be b
3 not b because 2+3=5 would need to be red
Therefore impossible.
Replying to @UN_Women
If I thought for a moment that feminism was about equality I would become a feminist in a heartbeat.
What I see from UN Women and other feminists is anti-male and gynocentric rhetoric.
Replying to @PhilMitchell83
I think there is a shortage of men in Iceland. I wondered if that had an effect.
Replying to @vovudebosh
Unsolicited commercial emails are unlawful in some jurisdictions.
Replying to @MathMath901
From the green theta the hyp and opp sides are in the ratio 3:1.
So all right angle triangles with angle theta have that ratio.
The perpendicular that meets the diagonal will form an isosceles right angle. So the opposite k will be the same as the remainder of the diagonal.
Replying to @StefanMolyneux
Arbitrary.
Fundamentally there has to be a way to resolve ambiguities and the order of operations informs us as to what is meant in an otherwise ambiguous situation.
They are a form of laziness. Without an order we would have to write more parentheses.
Replying to @mitrajoy_
False accusations can come without any direct contact from my personal experience.
Replying to @TheTinMenBlog
Extraordinary double standard. When a man in NZ claimed provocation not only was he found guilty but the legislators moved to remove provocation from the defences available.
We seem to have an unending list of excuses for women.
Replying to @MathMath901
f(1/x)+2f(x)=3/x
Substitute 1/x for x.
f(x)+2f(1/x)=3x
Solve simultaneously
Multiply first equation by two
4f(x)+2f(1/x)=6/x
Subtract second equation from new first equation
3f(x)=6/x-3x
f(x)=2/x-x
f(8)=2/8-8=-7¾
Replying to @igarglewithfire
Be careful you can be misquoted
"My husband is doing work over at his grandparents’ house today so I shot him"
Replying to @jamestanton
1. GB GG ½
2. GB GG BG⅓
3. TT (1) TG (6) TB (7) GT (6) BT (7)
27 combinations. 13 have a second girl.
T=Tuesday girl
G=girl not Tuesday
B=boy

