Hello All, Trying go see if this is a doubling. I wasn't quite sure so I need some professional help from the pros. Thank you. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160919/1c2751317840 6d9c242f820efe154e01.jpg Sent from my SM-G900T using Tapatalk
You're looking too hard. Every coin is strike-doubled, somewhere. You look at them that closely, you're going to see it every time.
Pennies are so difficult...isn't there an easier way to do this lol Sent from my SM-G900T using Tapatalk
Sure there is. It's called, in science, the null hypothesis. You have to disprove the null hypothesis - which is that nothing special is happening. In other words, "nothing to see here" always gets the benefit of the doubt.
Yes, but any fool knows that Abe couldn't possibly have been in Denver and San Francisco at the same time. Chris
Or could one co-conspirator at Philly send a die to Denver, to have the D stamped into Abe's mug by another co-conspirator, then return it to Philly as defective, and then send it out to San Fran, who wouldn't notice it because, well, it's San Fran in the late 60's, alright? And voila!
So just curious cause I'm trying to figure out what these might be cause it's so noticeable. I'm not saying these are errors but I just want to know what the term is for the following. Thank you. Sent from my SM-G900T using Tapatalk
We refer to that in the law as a "rebuttable presumption." Translated, every coin is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Every legislator arrives here with the rebuttable presumption of irrelevance. They must work their backsides off rebutting, to coin a pun.
