Thus demonstrating the post title.

This guy datas.

Sorry, I maintain that processing data that is full of (known) systematic problems or data that is known to be insufficiently sensitive to detect the goal is a drain on limited resources.

No data is better than bad data.

If you’re not a big fish, find a small pond.

My improvement shall last a full week, and then I shall revert to sloth.

Being a cartoon freed him from any physical constraints and allowed him to go wild.

Sundogs are caused by ice crystals.

I’m guessing this is due to the steam coming out the vent rather than a fine layer of ice crystals across the entire sky. The sundog is only visible with that particular geometry of the sun and the vent, right?

Under Christianity, I think children were instructed to hold their hands together in order to discourage fidgeting. I’m not aware of any Biblical reason to clasp hands. In fact, I think in the Old Testament hands were often raised in prayer.

But apparently not in periods…

“Love” in the scriptures is typically a verb, e.g., “God so loved the world…” It describes an action that God does, not a feeling. God’s love is his acting in a loving way towards undeserving people.

Christian theologians believe in the impassibility of God, which means that God does not have emotions as humans do. Then biblical texts where emotions are attributed to God are explained as anthropomorphism - God using human language to communicate his nature and actions.

“Get down on your knees and tell me you love me!”

My son insisted on a gift for Dirty Santa that was in a box encased in 8 more boxes, each wrapped beautifully. Apparently it was the first gift chosen, so everyone had to sit and watch each box be unwrapped.

Light it on fire first.

I don’t think you need a teaching certification to teach at community college. A master’s is probably all you need.

Quantitative finance. They want people with a math background to model the market.

You could also teach, either at the high school level or community college.

Mostly both.

No, just a pre-internet meme about red cars.