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no longer would prop be saying that criminals need harder punishment and opp that the death penalty is too cruel, but prop would say it's too cruel, that the death penalty is needed to protect people from solitary

 

oh, this logic is sickly enjoyable

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I can't imagine condemning anybody to either...

 

the norwegian system is making more sense to me right now tbh

 

 

I take it it gets more applicable as you go on?

 

it's called pure maths for a reason

What's the point in it?

 

as I understand it pure maths has no direct application, it's maths for the sake of maths, please correct me if I'm wrong

 

 

 

 

 

 

I take it it gets more applicable as you go on?

 

 

it's called pure maths for a reason

What's the point in it?

 

as I understand it pure maths has no direct application, it's maths for the sake of maths, please correct me if I'm wrong

So it's only purpose is... fun? Whatever floats your boat I suppose :laugh:

science time:

 

Le Chatelier's principle: If the equilibrium of a reversible reaction is disturbed then a change will come about in that system to oppose the disturbance, a new equilibrium will be established

 

 

I can't imagine condemning anybody to either...

the norwegian system is making more sense to me right now tbh

I admit I don't know much about it, but yeah, I finks it sounds more decent

 

 

 

I can't imagine condemning anybody to either...

the norwegian system is making more sense to me right now tbh

I admit I don't know much about it, but yeah, I finks it sounds more decent

 

its like 25 years max sentence ever

 

 

He was sentenced to 21 years of preventive detention, a special form of prison sentence, with a minimum of 10 years and the possibility of extension for as long as he is deemed a danger to society; the media have noted that he is unlikely to be released until much later than 21 years, and will probably remain in prison for life.[27] This is the maximum penalty in Norway.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I take it it gets more applicable as you go on?

it's called pure maths for a reason

What's the point in it?

as I understand it pure maths has no direct application, it's maths for the sake of maths, please correct me if I'm wrong

So it's only purpose is... fun? Whatever floats your boat I suppose :laugh:

It is fun :laugh:

People do it because they find it interesting, but sometimes what you think is completely useless turns out to have interesting rl applications

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If a system in equilibrium is disturbed then the equilibrium position will shift in order to oppose the disturbing influence and re-establish equilibrium

 

 

 

 

I can't imagine condemning anybody to either...

the norwegian system is making more sense to me right now tbh
I admit I don't know much about it, but yeah, I finks it sounds more decent

 

its like 25 years max sentence ever

 

 

He was sentenced to 21 years of preventive detention, a special form of prison sentence, with a minimum of 10 years and the possibility of extension for as long as he is deemed a danger to society; the media have noted that he is unlikely to be released until much later than 21 years, and will probably remain in prison for life.[27] This is the maximum penalty in Norway.

 

 

I think the idea of a bit more flexibility is better

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I take it it gets more applicable as you go on?

 

it's called pure maths for a reason

What's the point in it?

as I understand it pure maths has no direct application, it's maths for the sake of maths, please correct me if I'm wrong

So it's only purpose is... fun? Whatever floats your boat I suppose :laugh:
It is fun :laugh:

People do it because they find it interesting, but sometimes what you think is completely useless turns out to have interesting rl applications

Fair enough :tongue:

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