The Postcount thread! [Part 2]

[Art]

Ten.

-Art

[Beren Iluthiel]

This is madness

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[Raye]

THIS lS SPARTAAAAAAAAAAAA

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[Domitilde]

Is having a 'Why' chromosome automatically brilliant?

Do harsh environments make for more productive subset of humanity??

Is madness a predilection or is it genetic???

Why do all the shops close around here between 2 and 5???

Can anyone answer all these questions?????

-Art

I can, but I won't.

[Lady Rhonwyn]

Bah, back at work... I should plan more holidays like this last one, we finally had a week of sunshine and beautiful weather! And I finally played Deus Ex: Human Revolution from start to finish.

[Art]

InstaLULz

Also sad panda.

-Art

[RD]

Oh FOX News, you so cray-cray.

[Alaris]

From the article: "Regardless of how much they know about science, individualists were relatively unconcerned about global warming, whereas those who value equality were very concerned."

[Art]

Here's the actual study (PDF)

Seems that it's a literacy and numeracy test and the 'global warming' aspect of it is a very tiny element of it.

And that's a 1% difference in that category, from 22 varying questions, so out of 1,540 people we have to assume 70 people answered 'more correctly' on one question compared to their 'climate change worried' counterparts.

But from a study where 88% didn't know a ball costs 5 cents, the 55% who don't know how long a year is and the 97% who can't figure out their friend as a 90% chance of having a tumour...well I'll leave my science to those who can count.

Fox should retitle their piece 'US citizens - should we be worried?'

-Art

[RD]

Hold on, Art, are you suggesting that FOX News knowingly misrepresents facts? I'm going to have to ask you to stop spreading vicious lies.