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Subject : The hot A.I.R. formula posted by ETFan on Oct-08-2008 05:08pm |
| A.I.R. = Arrogant, Ignorant and Rude. Lovely combination. First of all, it's considered rude to post a commercial link on your first post to a message board. It's doubly rude when it's a link to your own web site, and it's triply rude if you cast aspersions on the owners and/or moderators of said message board. (Arnold Snyder has written several books on the subject of card counting, in case you weren't aware.) Second, card counting is obviously not illegal in the U.S. It's legality has been upheld in countless court decisions -- even in Nevada -- and IF it WERE ever held illegal in ANY court decision, I personally am moving to Canada. If freedom of speech means anything at all, clearly freedom to THINK as you see fit is a minimum prerequisite. Third, card counting was invented by a math Ph.D. from MIT, and has been the subject of thousands of scholarly papers by well over a hundred math professors over its 46 year history. A quick count finds over two dozen articles just in the Library here, written by Ph.D.s in either Mathematics, or the math intensive field of Economics. It's quite apparent you don't have the slightest idea what you are talking about, and anybody who thinks "probability is the science of streaks" should probably be kicked off the board just for that ignorant statement. You aren't even qualified to POST here, let alone pass yourself off as expert on anything -- least of all mathematics. Have a nice day, ETF |
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