No seriously, just read the first two sentences of the wikipedia article. We're not talking about esoteric concepts here.

What I'm trying to say is, I'm not an expert. I do however have a pretty good idea of what algorithms are.

also, datajunky: Where is the algorithm? You posted a link to a calculator.

This post was edited by infinitesimal on Dec 1 2009 07:02pm

Gee that don't jive real well with the timewave zero graph, showing the big bang around 23 billion years ago....

He's been practically begging you guys for it. I suggest the truth is you don't have the algorithm, you've even seen it, but you endorse it anyway.

Sounds more and more like a religion.

Wow.. You talk as if there is only one timewave zero graph in existence.
In case you missed it, step one would be inputting any date you want to create the graph using the algorithm to see a pattern.




2001 Gallup Poll found that the general public embraced the following: 54% of people believed in psychic/spiritual healing, 42% believed in haunted houses, 41% believed in satanic possession, 36% in telepathy, 25% in reincarnation, and 15% in channeling. A survey by Jeffrey S. Levin, associate professor at Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk found that over 2/3 of the U.S. population reported having at least one mystical experience.

A 1996 Gallup poll estimated that 71% of the people in the United States believed that the government was covering up information about UFOs. A 2002 Roper poll conducted for the Sci Fi channel reported that 56% thought UFOs were real craft and 48% that aliens had visited the Earth.

A 2001 National Science Foundation survey found that 9 percent of people polled thought astrology was very scientific, and 31 percent thought it was somewhat scientific. About 32% of Americans surveyed stated that some numbers were lucky, while 46% of Europeans agreed with that claim. About 60% of all people polled believed in some form of Extra-sensory perception and 30% thought that "some of the unidentified flying objects that have been reported are really space vehicles from other civilizations."

So your point is exactly?

Here is a brief explanation of novelty theory from the source himself:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtnV25LWFQ8

This post was edited by datajunky on Dec 1 2009 07:06pm

My point is that I think you're capable of understanding what an algorithm is.

Just put it in a zip.

Yeah I did. Unfortunately gmail won't it accept any at all. I guess it's sort of a good thing but it's inconvenient for sure.

Really? I've gotten plenty of zipped up .exes in my gmail.

Weird, but hey.

Yeah that is weird. Well the notification e-mail I got is posted above and I originally tried to send the file to datajunky from my own gmail account and gmail wouldn't let me SEND an .exe either. So I don't know if I have some restrictive settings or what, I've had the account for years so I don't know. My other account let me send the file to datajunky but I guess because Azrad has gmail it won't accept it. I don't have any space to host it but if somebody happens to randomly have some server space maybe it could up there so it is easily accessible.