You get a rise out of what? It delights you to challenge others for no other purpose? Maybe thats something you should urgently discuss with your shrink. PS I have been more supportive and helpful in a fraction of your posts else how do you explain the relatively many more likes (as ratio to post count) SINCE this feature was Introduced on this site?
No, not others. You. That's all. Ah, likes. Post count. Well, at least you're focused on important things in life! Tell me, just out of curiosity. What is our (yours and mine) ratio of posts to likes after the feature was put in place? I mean, since you did the calculation and all.
"figures never lie but liars always figure" you finally admitted one of your statistical nonsenses after previously not taking into consideration that the like feature was introduced fairly recently. unlike strong people you have an intense desire to be liked. lots of luck with your quixotic journey.
I have it else I would not make such claim. In case you are too dumb or lazy to get it yourself , a) it's very simple to figure out the date the announcement was made of the new voting feature, b) there is a then-post-count embedded in each past post, pick one of yours and mine around the date from a). Simple huh? Even you, whose capacity is usually reached by clipping news like the copycat you are can do it. Please stop trolling me , it gets extremely boring. By the way, did your Europe hating authors all die overnight or where is your copy/pasted content in the Greece thread? We are all missing the ridiculous hate speeches where your author constantly keep on talking about the Third Reich and WW2 and how Germany ows Greece trillions. Lol
So what are the numbers? Why do I have to keep asking for them if you've got them? Are they top secret?
do your own fucking work, I have told you on multiple occasions. I even walked you through this you dumb nut.
That's kinda what I figured you'd say. Let me know if you ever actually do the math that you claimed you have. It would be interesting, for posterity.
More unmitigated success. From Bloomberg: Prime Minister Shinzo Abe came to power vowing to drag Japan out of deflation and stagnation. His logic was that rising prices would drive higher salaries and increased consumption. More than two years on, prices are rising, but wages adjusted for inflation have sunk to the lowest since at least 1990. A record 62 percent of Japanese households described their livelihoods as “hard” last year in a survey on incomes. A sales-tax increase in 2014 helped drive up living costs faster than wage gains. At the same time, the Bank of Japan’s quantitative easing drove down the currency, boosting the cost of imported energy.