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  • That's not how statistics work.

    Leta say you're on your 6:th shot on option A.

    For you to even get there, it requires all previous attempts to be in your favor. You're looking at events that all have to happen in a favorable order. And that is as follows

    5/6 chance you live after the first time. (5/6)2 chance you live after the second. (Because you have to survive the first) (5/6)3 chance you live after the third. (Because you have to survive the first AND the second) .... and so on until (5/6)^6 ~ 33%

    Think about flipping a coin. Do you really think getting 6 heads in a row is 50/50? The coin is "reset" between each flip. But it's not a 50/50 chance to get 6 heads in a row. If you don't believe me. Try it and see. According to statistics. It will take you 64 attempts to get 6 heads in a row.

  • Did you know. That every single year. Millions of people are born that has never heard of Jaguar. Because why would they?

    Last time I ever heard someone talk about Jaguar was 20 years ago when they sold their f1 team.

    Prior to that. I have not given them as much as a single thought. So yes. Them changing their logo certainly did what it was supposed to do. Get people to talk about Jaguar.

  • It's not the first time they've made a "drastic" change.

    As a matter of. They've had a logo similar to this before in the 50's. With just the word "Jaguar".

    You have the world's combined knowledge at your fingertips. And you choose to be ignorant and blur out something so stupid as "But it’s the first time they’ve made a change as drastic as this."

  • Never ever been in a place where people take food that isn't theirs. I cannot even comprehend it. And if it happened more than once I'd keep my food in a backpack at my desk.

    Is it yours? If no don't touch. Simple as that.

  • That's a reason for then not now.

    Better question is then why didn't Germany stick with the old design instead of switching to more "modern" looking grenades?

    And the answer is NOT "baseball". The answer is that they're too heavy and cumbersome. And the cons outweighs the pros.

  • Funny enough. Sweden already went through that problem. We call it "Age of Greatness". (Stormaktstiden)

    Basically. Sweden got too big too fast, couldn't maintain an army large enough to secure everything. If i remember correctly, we couldn't produce enough food, and we lost a bunch of territory.

  • Not legal in Sweden. Our "IRS" must also accept the name and deem it legal.

    I for one like this. As it stops some very stupid people to name their children some very stupid names. Such as "Adolf Hitler".

    And yes. Someone did try to name their child this and they were appropriately stoped from doing it.

  • Well, for him to say it at a "joint Arab League and Organisation of Islamic Cooperation summit"

    Said summit has to occur first. Don't you think?

    Your comment is so uneducated I don't even know where to start. Saudi takes any opportunity then can to criticize Israel. You seriously think THIS is the first time they say anything?

  • Windows like we have? It's just two panes of glass with a gap between the panes for air to act as an insulant.

    Even with plastic windows, you can have two panes with a gap and it will work too.

    I believe you. I just really struggle to comprehend that not being standard in parta where you get snow and cold. Or it being considered "extra". It's not alien technology. It's two panes with a gap between them. That's it.

  • That's the dumbest thing I've heard. The part about there not being good or bad winter drivers.

    Honestly. Most of your tips sounds what someone says that was a tourist somewhere cold once in their life and now pretends to know what they're talking about.

    Sincerely. Someone born and raised in the north.