You never had any value Tubby

[Libby Son Of Loin]

"My value hasn't gone down"

Fat.

But that number keeps going up

 

[Libby Son Of Loin]

Who the hell says "IQ score"?

He's getting dumber and dumber

 

[Alexis de Torqueville]

Yeah, he’s a hog, hogs are stupid.

 

[FurBurger]

Inflation is more money in the system chasing the same amount of goods.

Not always. If there's a labor shortage, that'll drive wages up, which in turns drives inflation. If there's a shortage of, say, wheat due to a major wheat producer getting invaded by Russia, then farmers sell to the top bidders and prices go up, driving up inflation. If there's a shortage of container ships - because China went into hard lockdown and reopened before the rest of the world, sending a wave of containers away before replacements could arrive - that'll drive inflation as people bid for the last ships out. If there's a shortage of computer chips because the delicate just-in-time supply chains got fucked by COVID, that'll drive up inflation. If there's a water shortage in Taiwan, which makes most of the high-end computer and mobile chips, that'll limit chip production and drive up prices as people bid for remaining capacity. If there's a war, and it limits fuel production and/or puts fuel infrastructure in the line of fire, so that countries and companies start buying stockpiles, that'll drive up inflation. If countries decide they need to move off natural gas in a hurry, buying and building replacement infrastructure will drive up its prices and fuel prices, driving inflation.

There's a lot going on at the moment.

 

[BudDickman]

It would have been better to not respond to his "Zero is not divisible, child". Just let that stand on its own as a monument to his stupidity.

 

[NoBacon]

Not always. If there's a labor shortage, that'll drive wages up, which in turns drives inflation. If there's a shortage of, say, wheat due to a major wheat producer getting invaded by Russia, then farmers sell to the top bidders and prices go up, driving up inflation. If there's a shortage of container ships - because China went into hard lockdown and reopened before the rest of the world, sending a wave of containers away before replacements could arrive - that'll drive inflation as people bid for the last ships out. If there's a shortage of computer chips because the delicate just-in-time supply chains got fucked by COVID, that'll drive up inflation. If there's a water shortage in Taiwan, which makes most of the high-end computer and mobile chips, that'll limit chip production and drive up prices as people bid for remaining capacity. If there's a war, and it limits fuel production and/or puts fuel infrastructure in the line of fire, so that countries and companies start buying stockpiles, that'll drive up inflation. If countries decide they need to move off natural gas in a hurry, buying and building replacement infrastructure will drive up its prices and fuel prices, driving inflation.

There's a lot going on at the moment.

That’s all true and thoughtful, but I was just being succinct to make one specific point that Patrick is an ignorant pig.

We’re still totally and utterly fucked. 1 trillion seconds is 33,000 years or so, we print that every other day it seems.

 

[guest]

His value's dropped more than 50%, hasn't it?

Doesn't his debt to Quasi wipe out his home equity completely? And he doesn't strike me like a man with a fat 401k.

He for sure has negative net worth now, if he didn’t already before Quasi.

 

[JoeBrotheChildSpitGuzzler]

Go deep wit da home alone 2

"Get out of here you nosy little pervert or I'm gonna slap you silly!"
-all Patricks relatives at least once

 

[SFWA liaison]

can any of you twitter niggers DM @BadMathTakes with this screnshot and send him the link to patrick's tweet? account only has 3k followers but it'll make Fatty embarrassed anyway https://twitter.com/BadMathTakes


also the full convo can be circulated on crypto spheres like "look at this RETARD doesn't understand middle school math concepts and thinks he can grasp complex financial instruments"

 

[JoeCumiaDotCom]

That comic looks sorta cool. What is that?

Looks like Blacksad. It's a comic about like a private eye or something. They made a video game about it and it kinda bombed.

 

[SFWA liaison]

/r/badscience and /r/badmathematics dunking on fatty's "50% of 0"

reddit.com/r/badscience/comments/uou4kd/50_of_0_is_undefined_apparently_wouldnt_be_so/

reddit.com/r/badmathematics/comments/uoyt2q/smug_conservative_scifi_author_thinks_50_of_0_is/

 

[Meownaw]

/r/badscience and /r/badmathematics dunking on fatty's "50% of 0"

reddit.com/r/badscience/comments/uou4kd/50_of_0_is_undefined_apparently_wouldnt_be_so/

reddit.com/r/badmathematics/comments/uoyt2q/smug_conservative_scifi_author_thinks_50_of_0_is/

Updooted them for ya

 

[RobertMewler]

/r/badscience and /r/badmathematics dunking on fatty's "50% of 0"

reddit.com/r/badscience/comments/uou4kd/50_of_0_is_undefined_apparently_wouldnt_be_so/

reddit.com/r/badmathematics/comments/uoyt2q/smug_conservative_scifi_author_thinks_50_of_0_is/

Archive, bitches. You know he gets these taken down when he finds them.

50% of 0 is undefined apparently? wouldn't be so repulsed by this if …

archived 13 May 2022 23:53:23 UTC

archive.ph

Smug conservative sci-fi author thinks 50% of 0 is undefined [it isn'…

archived 13 May 2022 23:54:20 UTC

archive.ph

Would someone with a reddit please post his transcript or math grades in the original threads?