Sunday, August 28, 2011
A=B, says Al Gore
Gore also took shots at Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who has lambasted climate change alarmists on the presidential campaign trail, and other politicians who dare to question the veracity of global warming science. .. Ironically, back during Perry’s days as a Democrat, the Texas governor supported Gore in his 1988 presidential bid.
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A literal equality (==) in Rotter Propositional Calculus.
Romney is a warmist, Tecs.
He's not a warmist--just wishy-washy on the subject. Perry is stronger on that.
But you see, Herr Rot, there are other real numbers between 0 and 1, besides 0 and 1. How many times do I need to explain that to you?
On election day the set collapses to {0,1}.
Right. But (1) we're still 1.2 years away from the 2012 election, (2) if you are to retract [0,1] -- which you should know, can't be done continuously, but I digress -- why send 0.8 to 0 instead of 1?
I'm not. I want Romney/Perry on the assumption that Perry is a loose cannon, as Pepe points out.
He'll be a good boy and help the guy that believes in nothing (sound familiar?) get elected, and then keep him in line as VP.
You still owe me a bottle of gros rouge for claiming that [0,1] retracts onto its boundary. Don't try to squirm out of it!
$r(x,t) = xt$
r(\cdot,1) = id
\im[r(\cdot, 0)] \in {0}\subset bM.
Pay up.
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