Wayne Burrows

@ABmrJutt So you would be in favour of subsidizing food for men as they typically need higher calorie intakes.

I've had 452 menstrual cycles. That's at least $15,000 spent on maxi pads and ibuprofen. Women should get a tax deduction for this involuntary shit. Or get pads and tampons for free. Tired of my cramps being capitalized on.

@xevekiah I'm contrast when I made a police complaint about sexual or indecent assault the police took months to not take any action against the woman - different woman than the other two girls.

@xevekiah When I was accused of SA l - no evidence or details. I don't even know what I was supposed to have done. I never touched the 2 girls. It was a very harmful experience. It cost me a career and hence literally $100ks. The girls withdrew the false complaints with no consequences.

He says ‘it was consensual.’ She says ‘I said no three times.’ The court asks her for texts, witnesses, and a perfect memory. The court asks him for nothing. That’s not burden of proof. That’s burden of womanhood.

@damienmgrant I have never been to my dentist and my dentist tells me first that he or she has broken up with their spouse. Hipkins brought this into the public domain by telling everyone that the breakup was effectively amicable and Jade remained his best friend.

Is your dentist faithful to her matrimonial vows? Where to draw the line between the personal and private.... stuff.co.nz/politics/36095…

@Math_files For every integer the sum of digits (and repeated sum) modulo 9 is equal to the value of the integer modulo 9. All twin primes greater than 3,5 are of the form (6k-1,6k+1) The product is therefore 36k^2-1=8 modulo 9.

The Twin Primes Conjecture is one of the most famous unsolved problems in mathematics—simple to understand, yet still mysterious. Twin primes are pairs of prime numbers that differ by 2: (5, 7), (11, 13), (17, 19), … The big question: Are there infinitely many twin primes? No one knows—yet. But here’s a fun little property: Take any pair of twin primes (except 3 and 5), multiply them, and then repeatedly add the digits until you get a single digit. Examples: 5 × 7 = 35 → 3 + 5 = 8 11 × 13 = 143 → 1 + 4 + 3 = 8 17 × 19 = 323 → 3 + 2 + 3 = 8 59 × 61 = 3599 → 3 + 5 + 9 + 9 = 26 → 2 + 6 = 8 It always leads to 8. A simple pattern, hidden inside prime numbers—reminding us that even in unsolved mysteries, mathematics is full of beautiful surprises.

@TrollFootball2 Must have been the pressure.

A team in Brazil scored a goal within 19 seconds without even touching the ball.

@Huttvalleycraz1 You are not making arguments. I have made arguments based on the meaning of "guilt". You have applied a criminal standard outside the criminal court where it applies.

@WayneJBurrows So when are you gonna make an argument?

This is Cam. Cam doesn’t understand the burden of proof. Cam thinks guilty until proven innocent…. Unless you’re RW. Don’t be like Cam.

@Huttvalleycraz1 guilt: the fact of having done something wrong.

@WayneJBurrows lol, that’s not even remotely accurate. But nice try Bub.

@Kiwifruit22882 Chris Hipkins stated this publicly by saying that the separation from his wife was amicable and they remained best friends. That seems now to be obscuring the reality.

Chris Hipkins "I made a clear decision when I started politics to keep my private life out of politics" also Chris hipkins...share.google/5YLapXV0XfKXvJ…

@Huttvalleycraz1 The big difference between you and me is that you think you need to insult people, I can make my argument without insulting you.

@WayneJBurrows If you make an unsubstantiated claim and don’t have the evidence to support it then the other party is guilty. That’s your position. See I can do that too. Only difference is I’m right, and you don’t know what you’re talking about.

@Huttvalleycraz1 That is not my position. Therefore, you are wrong.

@Huttvalleycraz1 So if you do something wrong and you manage to hide the evidence then you are innocent? That is your position. You are guilty on committing the infraction. The ability to produce evidence does not affect your guilt.

@WayneJBurrows Oh sweetie, look at you talking about things you don’t understand.

@DameKateePie @slingshot_the @Coltheman1 Was she a staff member or a former staff member?

@slingshot_the @Coltheman1 Shit yes. We know he was banging Toni that’s why the marriage broke up.

I suspect this is probably the bit that will evenyaully get him.

@slingshot_the That might have been the wrong question to ask.

@cladery1 @Math_files 729

@Math_files Yes, I cant do square 77 in my head but I can do 27 🤺

Wu’s Squaring Trick, named after Scott Wu, is a simple and fun way to square numbers bigger than 25 in your head. The idea is: n² = (n − 25) × 100 + (n − 50)² What does this mean in simple words? Take your number, subtract 25 and multiply by 100. Then subtract 50 from the number, square it, and add it to the result. Let’s see: 62² → 62 − 25 = 37 → 37 × 100 = 3700 → 62 − 50 = 12 → 12² = 144 → 3700 + 144 = 3844 44² → 44 − 25 = 19 → 19 × 100 = 1900 → 44 − 50 = −6 → (−6)² = 36 → 1900 + 36 = 1936 77² → 77 − 25 = 52 → 52 × 100 = 5200 → 77 − 50 = 27 → 27² = 729 → 5200 + 729 = 5929 With a little practice, this trick becomes very fast and helps you square two-digit numbers easily in your head!

@Math_files The last two digits of square cycle in groups of 50. And the second 25 is the reverse of 1 to 24. (50-x)²=2500-100x+x² (50k±x)²=2500k²±100kx+x² Thus the tens and ones are determined only by x² for 0<=x<=25 for all integers.

@littmath Nice

Spent the last few days thinking about some conjecture. Gathered strong evidence it was true: proved it up to dimension 15 (by computer, about 100,000 cases). Just found an easy counterexample in dimension 16.

@lorrainesplace I don't think so. Hospital staff would be bound by privacy.

The accusations that Jade Paul or Jade M has made don't make sense. If any of the hospital stuff was true we would have heard about it from people who were in hospital with her or from staff at the hospital. No politician would get away with it. Think about it.