@2012_nugget_201@WreckDough@MerriamWebster Unless you are using all of “arbitrary”, “non-constrained”, and “as you like” interchangeably, one of these will not make sense where the other two very much make sense.
@2012_nugget_201@WreckDough@MerriamWebster He doesn’t mean “unrestrained” though. In fact, he can even be quoted as saying he meant “as you like”. This is what is meant by “arbitrary” in a math context, and it is very context-dependent in math.
@meibot_@mean_field_zane Is there a direct application of your field to any real concept? Can a breakthrough in your field allow others to make significant progress in their field? Is there anything you can discover in your field that must not be first translated to the language of another field?
@2012_nugget_201@WreckDough@MerriamWebster What would convince you? God coming down himself and saying that he used it right? There is ample supporting evidence that “arbitrarily” can be defined as “as you choose”, but apparently that’s not enough for you.
@politburito If the original guy didn’t make such an awful attempt at a bad-faith dunk then there never would have been the platform for an “analytical philosophy person” to be like that.
@vgtbs69 When you log into a ladder match, sure. In competitive best-of-X formats, they aren’t allowed use the same card twice in one match. This significantly skews the likelihood of a given deck/combo. Pedro’s pigs got entirely hard-countered by a very odd deck in the last game of CRLWF
@FPLMahomes Sure, but talent pool doesn’t directly correlate with current elite at the sport. McDavid is currently playing like one of the best 5-10 players the sport of hockey has ever seen. Can you say that about any of the footballers? I think that should be considered
I’ve never understood the logic behind ranking, say, 3 soccer players before the best player in another sport. It’s very unlikely that that could ever actually be the case.
@Frankper_53@mcgboye@deejayfaremi I’m of the belief that there are ways to mimic this “fixed positions” way of thinking in soccer, and that the next tactical revolution will result from such an attempt
@retrollel3@Jackeea_@MudkipNerd_ It’s quite a sign of stupidity to get angry at these miniscule things. I would wager a significant amount of money that I’m smarter than you, by any standardized test of your choosing.