6/6 I am sure that his life and history, which were pivotal to the events of the late XX century, will be evaluated far more favorably by posterity than by contemporaries.
My deepest condolences to the family and friends of Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev.
@juanrga Thanks. This is interesting but beyond my comprehension. Why would this expression for heat not define heat flow to an individual system? I fail to see that point. The text does not elaborate on this. How would the probabilities of a microstate change if not by relaxation?
@MathsGCSETutor@pickover Try diluting the information even more. I have at least one boy who was born on January 1. What is the probability that I have 2 boys? The answer gets closer to 1/2 since the 'double occupancy' two boys born same day, is less relevant.
@pickover Try simpler first. At least one M cat is black B. What is the probability of two M? It is 3/7 because out of 7 equally likely possibilities with at least one black M there are 3 with two Ms. For the stated problem the answer is 13/27. What if one M is born Jan. 1? Closer to 1/2.
@pickover The discussion is most remarkable. Wordings confuse things. In such cases make a mental experiment. Take 400 owners of 2 cats, equally likely M and F. On average 300 have at least one M cat, and 100 have both MM. The probability is then 100/300 or 1/3.
Pres. @JoeBiden is wrong. Voting isn't our most important right. Voting isn't a right. It's not mentioned in the Bill of Rights. Our Founding Fathers regarded voting as a privilege. The problem is that people use their voting privileges to infringe on the actual rights of others.