--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@c...>
wrote:
Let's see....1-3+6. That looks like 3 separate events to me. Once
the
operations have been completed? That sounds like you're saying a
person
who went to his job 2300 times over 10 years only really did it
ONCE!
Nope. He really did go to work 2300 times. And, in all ways other
than financailly had other impacts. However, let's get back to
finances. The net worth of the individual from working all those
years is one single number and what that person does with that net
worth today is INDEPENDENT of whether he earned it in 2300 events or
one event.
You see, it's quite difficult to argue against simple addition.
Here's another reason why your desparation reach doesn't work: The
worker only cares about what he's accomplished at the end of each
week
by how it affects his pay.
I doubt that true for most workers. There's something called job
satisfaction, interactions with co-workers, etc. that most normal
people care about. However, from this reply alone it's not too
difficult to see how you approach life.
That's what you call a SESSION. There's no
guarantees of what will happen tomorrow, or even if there will BE a
tomorrow.
Call it whatever you like. It doesn't change the math.
He needs to attain success TODAY, and he'll do whatever it
takes to make that happen. So all this metamorphosis stuff might
look
good in a test tube from the other side of the river, but up close
in
the school of common sense it's got less staying power than John
Kerry
in a bar in Southie.
The addition has 100% staying power and that's all anyone needs to be
concerned with to demonstrate that many VP hands can be treated as a
single event.
To take it one step further, many folks work for and hourly wage.
You'd have us all believe that each hours' pay is somehow different
than the sum of the pay for all the hours you worked.
Once again, please should how this is the sane approach?
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@a...>
wrote:
> > So now, when flabergasted with the truth, you make up a theory
that
> > says a session which includes hundreds or thousands of hands is
the
···
> > equivalent to just one. Are you nuts or what.......
> I guess I must be. I think 1-3+6 = 4. I also believe that talking
>about 4 works just as well as discussing 1-3+5 once the operations
have been completed. Since you obviously equate sanity with the
opposite view, please explain why this does not work.