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101 posts
Location: college station, tx
101 posts
Location: college station, tx
Posted:
hey yall, i was searching for india dance styles and ran across this site:
https://dance.meetup.com/
anyone checked it out before? i went ahead and registered so we'll see.
apparently it's 26 days till international dance meetup day. woohoo! peace
hey yall, i was searching for india dance styles and ran across this site:
https://dance.meetup.com/
anyone checked it out before? i went ahead and registered so we'll see.
apparently it's 26 days till international dance meetup day. woohoo! peace
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Tantamount to fatuity
15,967 posts
Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
15,967 posts
Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
So you can join up with the 525 other people from across the planet that have joined so far?
So you can join up with the 525 other people from across the planet that have joined so far?
Meh
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101 posts
Location: college station, tx
101 posts
Location: college station, tx
Posted:
525/6.283E9=0.000000008407% of the worlds population. i, representing 0.00000000001592% of the worlds population realllly feel like a minority right now.
https://www.census.gov/main/www/popclock.html
is where i got the 6.283E9 from. incidentally we just did exponential growth in precalculus. population growth can be estimated by
n(t)=n(o)*e^(rt)
n(t)=population as of now
n(o)= initial population
r= rate of growth (annual)
t=time
typical (target anyways) rates of growth would be 1-1.5%. even so.. around 2050 we'll be ~12billion people in the world. start saving your water now!
525/6.283E9=0.000000008407% of the worlds population. i, representing 0.00000000001592% of the worlds population realllly feel like a minority right now.
https://www.census.gov/main/www/popclock.html
is where i got the 6.283E9 from. incidentally we just did exponential growth in precalculus. population growth can be estimated by
n(t)=n(o)*e^(rt)
n(t)=population as of now
n(o)= initial population
r= rate of growth (annual)
t=time
typical (target anyways) rates of growth would be 1-1.5%. even so.. around 2050 we'll be ~12billion people in the world. start saving your water now!
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Tantamount to fatuity
15,967 posts
Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
15,967 posts
Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
There was a thread ages ago (when i first came to the site) where people were trying to work out what speed a poi spins at. And this guy came up with a formulae to work it out.
Maths is too tricky for me. I just paint pretty pictures.
There was a thread ages ago (when i first came to the site) where people were trying to work out what speed a poi spins at. And this guy came up with a formulae to work it out.
Maths is too tricky for me. I just paint pretty pictures.
Meh