Re: A correct prediction

Le 26/06/2024 à 15:08, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :

 Wozzie's simpleton mind can't fathom that X and Y need
not have any relation to each other since he didn't
specify what X and Y were.
 After all, he didn't specify that b was Y and not X, etc.
 X might be "A bird flew in the window" and Y might be "A
cockroach ate my cheese."  Both may be true, both may be
false, or X may be true while B false or B may be true
while A false.  Or they may be indeterminate because the
events were neither observed nor recorded.

How?
Python is one of the top posters on science forums?
And I didn't know it?
I thought he was a buffoon, a puppet.
But he is unable to understand what an apparent speed is in physics, and why such a speed can take on all values ​​from zero to infinity as it approaches.
He's a puppet, a buffoon.
You must probably be wrong.
R.H.