Question - Answer
- Thread starter Trip
- Start date
dlloyd
Official Pianist
Stoichiometry is the accounting, or math, behind chemistry. Given enough information, one can use stoichiometry to calculate masses, moles, and percents within a chemical equation.
Thanks to http://www.shodor.org/UNChem/basic/stoic/
Question: When using Personal Web Sharing, why can I only see HTML files in the /Sites/ directory itself? I can't, for example see one in /Sites/web_design. I get a forbidden error when I try.
And yes, I know that this is probably not exactly what this thread it meant for, but I can't be bothered to post a new one!
PS, I am sooooo mad! I typed this all out, and then I hit Reset by mistake!
Thanks to http://www.shodor.org/UNChem/basic/stoic/
Question: When using Personal Web Sharing, why can I only see HTML files in the /Sites/ directory itself? I can't, for example see one in /Sites/web_design. I get a forbidden error when I try.
And yes, I know that this is probably not exactly what this thread it meant for, but I can't be bothered to post a new one!
PS, I am sooooo mad! I typed this all out, and then I hit Reset by mistake!
Cat
Registered
The answer depends:
For a neo-hilbertian-formalist it would be the product of re-writing the string of signs according to axiomatic rules.
For a solipsistic intuitionist the product of a mental construction.
For a die-hard-empricist the average result obtained by a sufficient number of trials by all means possible (notches on a stick, calculator, test-persons, etc.).
For early Husserl a collection of the two sub-collections (or sums) of multiplicities of unities, which in their abstraction are all identical to themselves (and only to themselves) and different from all others.
For a Fregean an element of an extra-mental ideal set of the sums of all couples.
I can go on a while I think ...
(Notice: I am being quite serious about this.
)However they would all agree to the answer being 4, but vastly disagree on what that would mean, what it would be and how we obtained the result.
Darkshadow
wandering shadow
Answer: Hahaha...that's an old one. Nope, xaqintosh - you can't possibly dig half a hole...whatever you dig is a hole. Heh
Question: A man walks to work everyday, and takes the stairs up to his office on the 40th floor, but when he leaves, he takes the elevator down to the first floor. Why is this?
Question: A man walks to work everyday, and takes the stairs up to his office on the 40th floor, but when he leaves, he takes the elevator down to the first floor. Why is this?
dlloyd
Official Pianist
A: Because he is too short to reach the elevator button for Level 40.
You missed some of the joke though, it really goes like this:
A man goes to work each day (duh!). He takes the elevator to the 20th floor, and then walks up the stairs the rest of the way to Level 40. On the way down he rides the elevator all the way.
He does this every day except when he has a guest. When this happens he rides the elevator all the way up and down. Why is this?
Q: What is greater than God, and more evil than the devil? The rich need it, the poor have it, and if you eat it, you will die.
You missed some of the joke though, it really goes like this:
A man goes to work each day (duh!). He takes the elevator to the 20th floor, and then walks up the stairs the rest of the way to Level 40. On the way down he rides the elevator all the way.
He does this every day except when he has a guest. When this happens he rides the elevator all the way up and down. Why is this?
Q: What is greater than God, and more evil than the devil? The rich need it, the poor have it, and if you eat it, you will die.