Nick Key

Radiology GM, DVH. NHS worker Made in Margate. Self proclaimed Detroit Pistons expert. NBA obsessive. Lover of all things Detroit. All views mine

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The American Dream Reimagined: Post Panic in Detroit https://t.co/9xqHBO1rUG

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@DeVonAmbitious 💯 and I think beef stew was more of a 2 way player than he was allowed to show in our system.

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@DeVonAmbitious Not at all I wish all the best to Beef Stew, I love him as a player and has Detroit DNA running through him but I do think his behaviour was borderline detrimental to the team at times. I maybe wrong but the suspensions escalate over time. Draymond was banned indefinitely in 23

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@bk_rojo578 @the_det_times @RTNBA He’ll be back on a minimum this summer. There’s mutual interest for both parties. Similar to how both Big Ben and a billups returned at the end of their careers

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@ChimRitchels Grant Hill is my favourite NBA player of all time and the reason I’m a lifelong Piston fan but, Cade is the better basketball player. He is more impactful, processes the game at a higher level and improves his teammates. There are a number of similarities in their games

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@BruceTennen 2 x 60 win teams in OKC and Detroit…. He may be onto something!…. 😅

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@KuKhahil He will finish his career in Detroit Ku, got a few years left in him and is an all time Piston stat guy. Will be good to have a redemption arc late in his career with the Pistons. I believe there is mutual interest. Not sure how the rotation shakes out but sure it happens

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD Sorry you feel that way. Thank you for engaging with me, genuinely I find it interesting. As an Oxfordian how do you square the most common counter argument that De Vere died in 1604?

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD Thanks Alan. My business is pattern recognition. I know how it works and am not disregarding it. I know it is also subjective to the data that is being inputted into it to undertake its command prompt. it’s really cool that you are using it this way though

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD I haven’t once been rude, nor dismissive, rather inquisitive and curious. Please provide me with the same curtesy. I find the topic interesting and you have obviously done a lot of research so I am intrigued otherwise I wouldn’t be engaging

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD Actual debate Alan, would be saying who you think the author was and then discussing why that is the case rather using algorithms and AI.

I know the limits of AI, prompt input, bias and false positives, that’s why in the medical field we have post market survellianc for AI…

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD Alan, respectfully I have not dismissed your claims that Shakespeare was written by Edward
De Vere. I have read plenty around the premise. I know all about Looney (it is my mother’s maiden name) and Shakespeare identified. I have merely
Engaged in an enjoyable debate with you

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD Thanks, but I think you’ll find, like me, that there is no engagement in asking an AI algorithm 😉

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD Yet the point is no other playwright of the time DID sprinkle them in. To your point it is unique to Shakespeare. I have no skin in the game I come from Canterbury and the land of Marlowe, where he used Kentish phrases.

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD Mmm, sorry I don’t agree with any of that. It is materially important and are documented in historical records irrespective of who one thinks wrote the works of Shakespeare.

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD I think that stylistically there is plenty of evidence of him using local Warwickshire colloquialisms and turns of phase especially in his side characters. That has been long established.

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD Agreed most of which relate to his affairs in Stratford. Is it not also true that he was a principle of the kings men, a shareholder in the globe and cited amoungst his contemporaries?

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD I don’t think that’s true. I’ve read a number of research books on Shakespeare, his life, the times and context of his writings. The collective burden of doubt does not sit with the classical view of Shakespeare being the author, rather any one else writing them, that’s why..

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD Not the same in knowledge, I meant in biography. I not think the lack of information about the man means that it inherently means someone else must have written the works that’s all.

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@AlanTarica @RockDocDoug @thompsonas60002 @JoshPhillipsPhD I’m not trying to be derisive, I respect anyone who was a ln affinity and love for Shakespeare. I’ve just never encountered anyone who hasn’t been a Baconite, or an Oxford etc. I find it interesting. After all you can study the authorship question as a degree!