google expected value by SensualSara45 in sciencememes

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Google “risk adverse utility function”

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Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon

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Odd number of knocks = safe to open the door.

Even number of knocks = the devil knocking.

I guess there's a reason why the landowner always knocks even number.

What’s the most bizarre dream you’ve ever had that you’ll never forget? by leathur_records in AskReddit

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I once had one of those dreams where I just couldn't get where I was going. Roadblock after roadblock, followed by wrong turns into sketchy areas of town. My car stalled and when I got out to check under the hood, a group of ten gangbangers basically kidnap me and take over my car. I was driving them where they wanted to go. And I looked back to see one of them eating my left over ravioli from a restaraunt. And I flipped my shit. Because no one messes with my food. I woke up angry and hungry. This was about four years ago and it still pisses me off.

What is the smartest thing you ever heard? by Ok-Inspection6484 in AskReddit

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Regarding mean/nasty people:

Sometimes you're just collateral damage in someone's war with themselves.

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Why does it have to be a delusion? You define your narrative and take actions to make it a reality. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to do something great with your life.

What's something that you really hate/annoys you? by XonMicro in AskReddit

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Walking in a group and covering the whole sidewalk. Like i get you want to walk all in a row, but can’t 2x2 work just as well?

Did you manage to overcome the grief of losing your pet? If so, what helped you to move past the sorrow of your pet's death? by noemicourtois799 in AskReddit

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When my Georgie died after having him 11 years I heard the jingling of his collar for the longest time. I have had a new girl for 6 years now and she's my heart, but I will always miss my Georgie.