Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

[Shootin25]

 

[EddieNFL]

If the A-rab types Put half the brainpower and energy they put into killing and maiming each other... into science, technology and math, they would make Silicon Valley look like the Congo.

Once they led the world in everything from math to ceramics to art. Then along came Muhammad and ignorance and a belief that “it is written” overcame initiative and inventiveness. Ignorance and servility became the norm.

Well, the way things are going these may become de-rigeur everywhere.

Sirhr

Math was a lot easier back then...just sayin'.

 

[Newbie2020]

3 points

I’m shocked Barney’s a 3.... ?

I gotta admit 3s have truly drank a big gulp of life!

 

[Milo 2.5]

Rottweiler sales have skyrocketed in the past 2 months for some reason...... ?

Yeah, in 8 mos the shelters will be full of them

 

[Zorrosdens]

Big 10 for me...got kids-never gave birth, no plane jumps, no limo-but wife did during 9/11 (Government supplied), no braces, no tats yet, dye my hair-WHY (kids thought that I peroxided my hair from being in the ocean surfing and on the beach all day&night), karaoke-nope, no sushi, no skinny dipping, no ambulance or TV or piercings. Makes 10, got me feelin’downright kinda’little peekid. ?????

 

[Shootin25]

 

[Shootin25]

Left?
Right?
Both?

 

[Conaso]

You bad boys! Scored 13?

 

[Blue Sky Country]

 

[Frank Warren]

View attachment 7286219Woo hoo 14! My sheltered life in sunny socal?




3 points for me

 

[Pbgt]

The left....putting your hand down there would feel like a horse nibbling oats outta your palm...

 

[Frank Warren]

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Sirhr

Poor meme. It’s not running

 

[Frank Warren]

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Left?
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Right gal but what the hell BOTH! I’ve always been easy ?

 

[Spblademaker]

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So much juicy thickness....

 

[Shootin25]

So much juicy thickness....

I tend to gravitate towards a little thicker cut of meat.

 

[--BLACKOUT--]

 

[Zorrosdens]

 

[Spblademaker]

I tend to gravitate towards a little thicker cut of meat.

They tend to react better when spanked with a lifting belt. ?

 

[Zorrosdens]

 

[hermosabeach]

Math was a lot easier back then...just sayin'.

Math was easier back then???

Someone sat around and looked at the stars... and then developed math to prove that the earth orbited the sun..... Zero starting point.. zero books and wikipedia...

The Dark Ages- probably delayed satellites by 1000 years

This monumental book traces the origins and development of mathematics in the ancient Middle East, from its earliest beginnings in the fourth millennium BCE to the end of indigenous intellectual culture in the second century BCE when cuneiform writing was gradually abandoned. Eleanor Robson offers a history like no other, examining ancient mathematics within its broader social, political, economic, and religious contexts, and showing that mathematics was not just an abstract discipline for elites but a key component in ordering society and understanding the world.


The region of modern-day Iraq is uniquely rich in evidence for ancient mathematics because its prehistoric inhabitants wrote on clay tablets, many hundreds of thousands of which have been archaeologically excavated, deciphered, and translated. Drawing from these and a wealth of other textual and archaeological evidence, Robson gives an extraordinarily detailed picture of how mathematical ideas and practices were conceived, used, and taught during this period. She challenges the prevailing view that they were merely the simplistic precursors of classical Greek mathematics, and explains how the prevailing view came to be. Robson reveals the true sophistication and beauty of ancient Middle Eastern mathematics as it evolved over three thousand years, from the earliest beginnings of recorded accounting to complex mathematical astronomy. Every chapter provides detailed information on sources, and the book includes an appendix on all mathematical cuneiform tablets published before 2007.

 

[lightman]

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3 points for me

8 points for me.

 

[Jefe's Dope]

Who's gonna get this? ?

 

[Jefe's Dope]

 

[Jefe's Dope]

 

[Jefe's Dope]

 

[Jefe's Dope]

 

[hermosabeach]

LiveLeakVideo-Social Distancing in India

 

[towerofpower93]

The left....putting your hand down there would feel like a horse nibbling oats outta your palm...

Some statements can be seen in the mind's eye...and then there's this.

Bravo, sir.

 

[sharac]

Between Babilonian math, Christian crusaders wrecking ME for 1ky+, viruses and what not i go for....

HUman history for 200.... err strike that

Bootie and tits for free!

 

[Zorrosdens]

She’s Zeroing In!

 

[Longshot231]

 

[Spblademaker]

She’s Zeroing In!
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Holy high hip-to-waist ratio, Batman.

 

[Zorrosdens]

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$1000 Bill a litttle more applicable...just thinking to myself ????

 

[Zorrosdens]

Holy high hip-to-waist ratio, Batman.

Peddle to the metal cushioned just right alllll the wayyyyy!! ? I like, I Love! There’s Serious Intent in that look!

 

[nikonNUT]

If the A-rab types Put half the brainpower and energy they put into killing and maiming each other... into science, technology and math, they would make Silicon Valley look like the Congo.

Once they led the world in everything from math to ceramics to art. Then along came Muhammad and ignorance and a belief that “it is written” overcame initiative and inventiveness. Ignorance and servility became the norm.

Well, the way things are going these may become de-rigeur everywhere.

Sirhr

Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali specifically. Philosopher my ass...

 

[Sgt47]

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Sirhr

String trimmer and sandals ....... I see a Mexican hat dance in her future.

 

[hermosabeach]

 

[brianf]

Math was easier back then???

Someone sat around and looked at the stars... and then developed math to prove that the earth orbited the sun..... Zero starting point.. zero books and wikipedia...

The Dark Ages- probably delayed satellites by 1000 years

View attachment 7286566


This monumental book traces the origins and development of mathematics in the ancient Middle East, from its earliest beginnings in the fourth millennium BCE to the end of indigenous intellectual culture in the second century BCE when cuneiform writing was gradually abandoned. Eleanor Robson offers a history like no other, examining ancient mathematics within its broader social, political, economic, and religious contexts, and showing that mathematics was not just an abstract discipline for elites but a key component in ordering society and understanding the world.


The region of modern-day Iraq is uniquely rich in evidence for ancient mathematics because its prehistoric inhabitants wrote on clay tablets, many hundreds of thousands of which have been archaeologically excavated, deciphered, and translated. Drawing from these and a wealth of other textual and archaeological evidence, Robson gives an extraordinarily detailed picture of how mathematical ideas and practices were conceived, used, and taught during this period. She challenges the prevailing view that they were merely the simplistic precursors of classical Greek mathematics, and explains how the prevailing view came to be. Robson reveals the true sophistication and beauty of ancient Middle Eastern mathematics as it evolved over three thousand years, from the earliest beginnings of recorded accounting to complex mathematical astronomy. Every chapter provides detailed information on sources, and the book includes an appendix on all mathematical cuneiform tablets published before 2007.

one thing that is forgotten about all of these ancient cultures is the amount of time they had.

this was their job, and their fathers job before that, and their fathers job before that....

its not like they sat at a desk for 3 months and came up with amazing results

the native americans had counting system believed to count stores of food etc.

we have the remnants of a rope and knot tree but we are unable to figure out how it works...

the romans were masters at building walls and bridges, not through math to start but trial and error

once the design worked they math was made on the back end

 

[hermosabeach]

 

[hermosabeach]

Tom Hanks Leaked Quarantine Video

 

[Zorrosdens]

 

[Soulezoo]

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That's just my jet ski. You ought to see the yacht I launch that from. ;-)

 

[ReimoS]

12 points.. oh well. Back to T&A I suppose.. Oh, and the girl on the right for me.

 

[Garvey]

17 points.

Firefighter/EMT-B at 18 years old. Paramedic at 21 years old. 40 years old next month. I'm one of the guys women have handed their purse to, and their dying kids to. I'm also the guy that will sever the brainstem on any man or beast that needs it. Have a nice day.

 

[brianf]

Holy high hip-to-waist ratio, Batman.

That’s a photo shopped dump truck don’t be fooled.

 

[Zorrosdens]

17 points.

Firefighter/EMT-B at 18 years old. Paramedic at 21 years old. 40 years old next month. I'm one of the guys women have handed their purse to, and their dying kids to. I'm also the guy that will sever the brainstem on any man or beast that needs it. Have a nice day.

Pauses, ?looks back...?you’re good to gooo. ??

 

[hermosabeach]

How Geese give birth

 

[clcustom1911]

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Left?
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Right.

 

[hermosabeach]

 

[Mike Casselton]

Math was easier back then???

Someone sat around and looked at the stars... and then developed math to prove that the earth orbited the sun..... Zero starting point.. zero books and wikipedia...

The Dark Ages- probably delayed satellites by 1000 years

View attachment 7286566


This monumental book traces the origins and development of mathematics in the ancient Middle East, from its earliest beginnings in the fourth millennium BCE to the end of indigenous intellectual culture in the second century BCE when cuneiform writing was gradually abandoned. Eleanor Robson offers a history like no other, examining ancient mathematics within its broader social, political, economic, and religious contexts, and showing that mathematics was not just an abstract discipline for elites but a key component in ordering society and understanding the world.


The region of modern-day Iraq is uniquely rich in evidence for ancient mathematics because its prehistoric inhabitants wrote on clay tablets, many hundreds of thousands of which have been archaeologically excavated, deciphered, and translated. Drawing from these and a wealth of other textual and archaeological evidence, Robson gives an extraordinarily detailed picture of how mathematical ideas and practices were conceived, used, and taught during this period. She challenges the prevailing view that they were merely the simplistic precursors of classical Greek mathematics, and explains how the prevailing view came to be. Robson reveals the true sophistication and beauty of ancient Middle Eastern mathematics as it evolved over three thousand years, from the earliest beginnings of recorded accounting to complex mathematical astronomy. Every chapter provides detailed information on sources, and the book includes an appendix on all mathematical cuneiform tablets published before 2007.

And if they had developed common core way back then, it would be 2025 before they would have come up with the answer to 2+2.
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