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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 7,230 Likes: 87
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Marty, I only explained mathematics. I explained a trend that you apparently don't see. I actually didn't say we would reach 500%. I said, if the trend continues we will reach 500%. Rob, you're playing pedantic games. 500% aint gonna happen. You extrapolated from a dead start up to today's rate (IF TRUE) with a short term acceleration rate. Then you applied it as a never ending constant in a vacuum to a scenario that will never happen. Resulting in 500% What you did is create the illusion of a BS hyperbolic outcome in order spread the hysteria in your head to anyone naive enough to believe your distortion. You are not a mathematician calmly seeking an outcome...you are a propagandist trying to stoke and spread a distorted belief in an end-of-the-world scenario in order to spread your panic. It is so odd that it must be psychological. Sorry, no sale. I am worried about the economy and have been for a while, but the end is not nigh yet.
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