In 1957 I was 13, not totally naive though much, and I luved that terrific QUIZ SHOW. The Redford movie version dramatically captured it too many years later. http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/07/28/080728fa_fact_vandoren http://fish.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/08/10/none-of-the-answers/

...t it? Press on, Ms. Borg. If writing this stuff is a good outlet for you, then it serves a good purpose. Like they say on those quiz shows, here's a nice parting gift: "You're an interesting species; an interesting mix. Capable of such exquisite dreams; such horrifying nightmares. Technologically you've advanced very quickly -- ...

... percent to our satisfaction that humans do not have intelligence. Intelligence is NOTHING to do with physics or maths or science or chess or graduate degrees or quiz shows any of these.  These are memory, logic, connections - brain functions is all - but no these are not intelligence. We do KNOW what intelligence is and we ...

...hundred percent to our satisfaction that humans do not have intelligence. Intelligence is NOTHING to do with physics or maths or science or chess or graduate degrees or quiz shows any of these. These are memory, logic, connections - brain functions is all - but no these are not intelligence. We do KNOW what intelligence is and we ...

>>>>> Peter Dyballa <Peter_Dyballa@Web.DE>: Don't guess (that's OK in politics or quiz shows), check it: env | egrep '^L(ANG|C_)' Don't guess that all systems put their locale settings into the environment. That's OK in politics and quiz shows. Don't assume that someone hasn't already grepped and found nothing, not stopped at that, and then used locate and grep...

Am 21.05.2008 um 13:49 schrieb Steinar Bang: Hm... /etc/default/locale has the following content LANG="en_US.UTF-8" So I guess that's what I have. Don't guess (that's OK in politics or quiz shows), check it: env | egrep '^L(ANG|C_)' -- Greetings Pete To drink without thirst and to make love all the time, madam, it is only these which distinguish us from the other beasts. – Beaumarchais

... person in Bierbrauer's reenactment showed a high level of obedience...level of electric shock. After showing the reenactment, Bierbrauer then asked...in this situation. The results showed that subjects consistently underestimated the...An observer watched this simulated quiz show and then estimated the...making their judgments about the quiz show participants and fell into...judgments about college professors and quiz show participants, it probably would...

...you are talking about, it used to be good but some years ago it changed to endless talkback and quiz shows. I never listened to it again, but it is more similar to commercial stations which appeal to many. That...It's hard to please everyone by doing both simultaneously. Radio National replays many shows, it's helpful for people who like a particular show but it's on at an unsuitable time for them.

... be listening to a person who was a candidate for the then-popular "College Bowl" quiz show, and that he would be asked to rate one of the candidates by the kind ... on "College Bowl." On one tape, the stimulus person showed a high degree of competence -- indeed, he seemed to... preferred the highly competent man who committed a blunder, women showed a tendency to prefer the highly competent nonblunderer, regardless of...

... an unarmed man. Luckily you don't have the wits to realise you're losing. This kind of reminds me of 1 VS 100, the TV quiz show. Do you think you are on the 1 side or the 100 side? Why would you imagine I would know your yank TV programme? It'...