h a l f b a k e r yQuis custodiet the custard?
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Whilst I was wondering why I start every post with 'whilst' I
decided to make public first set of data on opinion
researching the creator.
Methodology is simple, could be coin-tossing, but in my
case I found a very cheap lotto which only sells you random
numbers, then lined up each ticket
to a topic, with
alternate altruistic and selfish goals, which are mapped
against the numbers that match the draw numbers. 3 or
more numbers gets a modest cash prize.
Surprisingly, the creator seems to be fairly conservative,
trending more into investing in property, but with
surprisingly high level of interest in wind farms and
hospices. Giving winnings to friends and purely selfish
stuff gets a low score.
See graph linky
the graph so far
https://www.flickr....89@N03/20992687912/
[not_morrison_rm, Aug 30 2015]
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//Giving winnings to friends// Well, presumably if
you're a god, your friends are also gods who, let's
face it, aren't likely to be in need of a lot. |
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Some people do this for real. Google "putting out a fleece". |
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You know of course that the Biblically-approved method is
to cast lots, which the Holy Spirit apparently manipulates
like Qui-Gon Jinn to get whatever result is predetermined
by the fates of the all-knowing magic 8-ball. |
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I wonder if a Bible-themed Casino would go over well in
Atlantic City? |
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