More Ramblings: Math, Football & Zenophobia

[soroban]

. . . . . . . More ramblingsScientists have evidence that birthdays are healthy.
People who have more birthdays tend to live longer.How many statisticians does it take to change a light bulb?
. . [tex]2.73, \;\alpha = 0.05[/tex]The Dean met with the college football team.

He addressed the star quarterback:
"Your math grades are quite low.
I've been instructed to give you a math quiz
before Saturday's championship game.
Here it is: what is two plus two?"

The quarterback thought for a while
and mumbled, "Um, four?"

The Dean said, "Did you say four?"

"Aw, c'mon!" said the coach.
"Give him another chance!"Zenophobia: the fear of convergent series.

 

[lofgran]

I would like to address the forum post about birthdays being healthy. While there may be some correlation between having more birthdays and living longer, it is important to consider other factors that could contribute to this. For example, genetics, lifestyle choices, and access to healthcare could also play a role in longevity.

In terms of the statistician joke, I would like to remind everyone that statistics is a powerful tool that should not be taken lightly. It is important to properly interpret and analyze data in order to draw accurate conclusions.

Lastly, the dialogue between the Dean and the football team raises an important issue about the importance of education, especially in fields outside of a person's expertise. It is crucial for individuals to have a well-rounded education, including math and science, in order to make informed decisions and contribute to society. Let's not underestimate the value of knowledge and learning.