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Powerintoxicate:cases would differ, exemptions exist but in the circular it's a common |
Powerintoxicate:this happens when the children are deprived of having a fatherly figure present in their lives , avoid poor families, they destroy |
Perfecttouchade:you be badddddddd man, you don go suck cossy breats before |
ooooooooh cossy is in trouble |
freshkpomo:it is well |
slyfox35:exactly, the same attitude, he will never take corrections, they know nothing and are arrogant of their flaws, you uys should start working and build other than steal cheat or destroy, the wickedness amongst you guys is profound, when you start seeing the truth and light u guys will know progress, dumb bum. |
slyfox35:exactly, the same attitude, he will never take corrections, they know nothing and are arrogant of their flaws, you uys should start working and build other than steal cheat or destroy, the wickedness amongst you guys is profound, when you start seeing the truth and light u guys will know progress, dumb bum |
what do you expect from a savage street girl and a seductress , when annoyed they go simply savage, just like retired runsbabes bbeat up their fellow women when offended |
man's inhumanity to man has become unbelievable ever since he created religion which allows forgiveness to his misdeeds against men |
man's inhumanity to man has become unbelievable ever since he created religion which allows forgiveness to his misdeeds against his fellow men |
TeeUmoh10:don't compliance your life, when he starts calling you to bed tomorrow as his wife, you will be on the phone calling your mum complaining how he's killing you all week with cassava |
nijabazaar:what kind of stunt is this, Bruce is pointing his rifle t the daughters foot, his son pointing his remington shotgun to his father's foot, and the daughter has a revolver upwards beside her head ? who give these guys weapons training? |
what has been happening in your life is that you have been fking BBN tacha , a local breed of olosh and now you want a bj, rough,anal, balletic and ballistic sex wit'h Beyonce, and you are on a budget ? just settle for tonto dike. |
mum-HO-she-HO |
the local government chairman and counsellor would be in a hotel with an underage girl now while the village rots, Nigerians only know how to destroy, this man will not be voted into position if he decides to contest |
dickk! help! my pussi is wet |
suicide horse needed,
mission- to fallujah
Hazards - cardiac arrest, penile fracture, squashed testicles
casualty risk - 90%
probable cause of death - death by Hot bunny |
Exponental:what's in it for me |
the problem is that Nigerians underrated the destructive abilities of a large pack of fools |
the emir we know has gone underground, to the underground emir of kano, HRH sanusi |
only in places like benin you hear beggars and blind men getting robbed, I said something about their approach to wickedness on nairaland and I almost got eaten alive now see the proof? Dark and hideous remains their stock in trade |
George Boole , (born November 2, 1815, Lincoln, Lincolnshire , England—died December 8, 1864, Ballintemple, County Cork , Ireland), English mathematician who helped establish modern symbolic logic and whose algebra of logic, now called Boolean algebra, is basic to the design of digital computer circuits. Boole was given his first lessons in mathematics by his father, a tradesman, who also taught him to make optical instruments. Aside from his father’s help and a few years at local schools, however, Boole was self-taught in mathematics. When his father’s business declined, George had to work to support the family. From the age of 16 he taught in village schools in the West Riding of Yorkshire, and he opened his own school in Lincoln when he was 20. During scant leisure time he read mathematics journals in the Lincoln’s Mechanics Institute. There he also read Isaac Newton ’s Principia, Pierre-Simon Laplace ’s Traité de mécanique céleste , and Joseph- Louis Lagrange ’s Mécanique analytique and began to solve advanced problems in algebra. Boole submitted a stream of original papers to the new Cambridge Mathematical Journal, beginning in 1839 with his “Researches on the Theory of Analytical Transformations.” These papers were on differential equations and the algebraic problem of linear transformation , emphasizing the concept of invariance. In 1844, in an important paper in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society for which he was awarded the Royal Society ’s first gold medal for mathematics, he discussed how methods of algebra and calculus might be combined. Boole soon saw that his algebra could also be applied in logic. Developing novel ideas on logical method and confident in the symbolic reasoning he had derived from his mathematical investigations, he published in 1847 a pamphlet, “Mathematical Analysis of Logic,” in which he argued persuasively that logic should be allied with mathematics, not philosophy . He won the admiration of the English logician Augustus De Morgan , who published Formal Logic the same year. On the basis of his publications, Boole in 1849 was appointed professor of mathematics at Queen’s College , County Cork, even though he had no university degree. In 1854 he published An Investigation into the Laws of Thought, on Which Are Founded the Mathematical Theories of Logic and Probabilities , which he regarded as a mature statement of his ideas. The next year he married Mary Everest, niece of Sir George Everest , for whom the mountain is named. The Booles had five daughters. One of the first Englishmen to write on logic, Boole pointed out the analogy between algebraic symbols and those that can represent logical forms and syllogisms, showing how the symbols of quantity can be separated from those of operation. With Boole in 1847 and 1854 began the algebra of logic, or what is now called Boolean algebra. Boole’s original and remarkable general symbolic method of logical inference, fully stated in Laws of Thought (1854), enables one, given any propositions involving any number of terms, to draw conclusions that are logically contained in the premises . He also attempted a general method in probabilities, which would make it possible from the given probabilities of any system of events to determine the consequent probability of any other event logically connected with the given events. In 1857 Boole was elected a fellow of the Royal Society. The influential Treatise on Differential Equations appeared in 1859 and was followed the next year by its sequel, Treatise on the Calculus of Finite Differences . Used as textbooks for many years, these works embody an elaboration of Boole’s more important discoveries. Boole’s abstruse reasoning has led to applications of which he never dreamed: for example, telephone switching and electronic computers use binary digits and logical elements that rely on Boolean logic for their design and operation. Boole’s use of symbols and connectives allowed for the simplification of logical expressions , including such important algebraic identities as: ( X or Y) = (Yor X ); not(not X ) = X ; not (X and Y ) = (not X ) or (not Y ); etc. He also developed a novel approach based on a binary system, processing only two objects (“ yes-no ”, “ true-false”, “ on-off ”, “ zero- one”). Therefore, if “true” is represented by 1 and “false” is represented by 0, and two propositions are both true, then it is possible under Boolean algebra for 1 + 1 to equal 1 ( the “+” is an alternative representation of the OR operator) Despite the standing he had won in the academic community by that time, Boole’s revolutionary ideas were largely criticized or just ignored, until the American logician Charles Sanders Peirce (among others) explained and elaborated on them some years after Boole’s death in 1864. Almost seventy years later, Claude Shannon made a major breakthrough in realizing that Boole’s work could form the basis of mechanisms and processes in the real world, and particularly that electromechanical relay circuits could be used to solve Boolean algebra problems. The use of electrical switches to process logic is the basic concept that underlies all modern electronic digital computers, and so Boole is regarded in hindsight as a founder of the field of computer science, and his work led to the development of applications he could never have imagined. this is he mathematics of relativity where two points meet at X, understanding this law or thought makes one a "0 or 1" unlike bubu who dosent know his bearing or location, booles law transformed mathematics and logic. if nigeria as a county knew the value of Y and Z they would know their X (destination) |
poor ugly and dirty obanje, the type that destroys |
you all will remember goodluck Jonathan, it was a promise |
Deepfeel:MRE |
oh damn dammit, this is fuckery |
southniyikaye:yes that's the kind of Tenant she is and that's the treatment to deal with crooks, crooked pills |
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