Comments on: Funny Survey (if you’re Canadian) http://www.illiteratewithdrawal.com/2008/06/funny-survey-if-youre-canadian/ Interesting news, sports, investing, and political commentary. Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:04:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Maxwell http://www.illiteratewithdrawal.com/2008/06/funny-survey-if-youre-canadian/#comment-9088 Maxwell Sun, 03 Aug 2008 03:39:55 +0000 http://www.illiteratewithdrawal.com/?p=479#comment-9088 <> PERHAPS they should ask American "voters" a skill testing question the next time they go to VOTE for their elected officials so that the rest of the world doesn't have to put up with the consequences of a STUPID electorate who put peeps like Mad Cowboy George and his cronies in power for 8 looong years leaving the rest of the planet to ponder, "WTF???" :-) Eh?? - Max (Canadian IT Consultant, aka MaxTheITpro) <>

PERHAPS they should ask American “voters” a skill testing question the next time they go to VOTE for their elected officials so that the rest of the world doesn’t have to put up with the consequences of a STUPID electorate who put peeps like Mad Cowboy George and his cronies in power for 8 looong years leaving the rest of the planet to ponder, “WTF???” :-)

Eh??

- Max (Canadian IT Consultant, aka MaxTheITpro)

]]> By: ross http://www.illiteratewithdrawal.com/2008/06/funny-survey-if-youre-canadian/#comment-9081 ross Sat, 14 Jun 2008 04:51:58 +0000 http://www.illiteratewithdrawal.com/?p=479#comment-9081 *called the LpP coefficient in probability circles *called the LpP coefficient in probability circles

]]> By: ross http://www.illiteratewithdrawal.com/2008/06/funny-survey-if-youre-canadian/#comment-9080 ross Sat, 14 Jun 2008 04:51:07 +0000 http://www.illiteratewithdrawal.com/?p=479#comment-9080 That extra requirement for Canadians is to make the drawing more fair. Let me explain: Canadians, on average, have a higher luck-per-person ( called the LpP coefficient probability circles ) number than Americans. One quantitative example of this is that there are more Tim Hortons in Canada than there are here. So the mathematical test is meant to balance this luck factor out. My guess is that the question may have to do with how much wood a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood-- a vital question that us Americans have been wondering for years. That extra requirement for Canadians is to make the drawing more fair. Let me explain:
Canadians, on average, have a higher luck-per-person ( called the LpP coefficient probability circles ) number than Americans. One quantitative example of this is that there are more Tim Hortons in Canada than there are here.
So the mathematical test is meant to balance this luck factor out. My guess is that the question may have to do with how much wood a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood– a vital question that us Americans have been wondering for years.

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