[niknik]

Originally Posted by Mr Poo ↗

If you simply count the grains of sand on a beach, it serves no purpose for comparison with another beach. If you quantify that sand with a percentage of each type of rock, you can determine many things about that sand. Where the sand came from in it's path of deposition, how long it traveled, what route it took. Then from that data you can determine when and where other beaches with similar sand profiles originated as well.

Point being, data that's not quantified is not only useless, but also meaningless.

Of course with double the population there will be more elderly, that gives no actual visual of the density of elderly in each state.

What?

I don't know what the fuck you're rambling about. But the fact remains, there's more old people in California.

Meaningless facts? That sounds like you..

[Mr Poo]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

What?

I don't know what the fuck you're rambling about. But the fact remains, there's more old people in California.

Meaningless facts? That sounds like you..

Let me simplify it for you..

For example if you say China has more elderly than the US. It's a true statement, but it does not quantify the density of old people in either country.

We were talking about Florida, the state with the most old people per square foot and the highest percentage of elderly. Sure they don't have more elderly than states with double the population but that't just common sense.

You have more likely-hood of running into an elderly person in Florida than any state in the country.

[niknik]

Originally Posted by Mr Poo ↗

Let me simplify it for you..

For example if you say China has more elderly than the US. It's a true statement, but it does not quantify the density of old people in either country.

We were talking about Florida, the state with the most old people per square foot and the highest percentage of elderly. Sure they don't have more elderly than states with double the population but that't just common sense.

You have more likely-hood of running into an elderly person in Florida than any state in the country.

Wait. So there is more old people in California?

[DiamondSmiles]

[TheVrist]

Niknik and poo end up at the same retirement community, in florida.

[Mr Poo]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

Wait. So there is more old people in California?

As I've said, yes. Either you're too stupid to understand the concept, or trolling. Which is it?

[Mr Poo]

Originally Posted by TheVrist ↗

Niknik and poo end up at the same retirement community, in florida.

I'd off myself before I ended up in Florida..

[niknik]

Originally Posted by Mr Poo ↗

As I've said, yes. Either you're too stupid to understand the concept, or trolling. Which is it?

You tell me. I'm not the professor of concepts. I'm just a grain of sand that doesn't get counted.

Your amazing vision on how to count is pretty impressive. I don't know why they ever say America has 300+ million people, or as you call it not quantified meaningless unless information. I mean it doesn't allow them to determine things about us. Like where we came from or our path of disposition, or how long we traveled, or the route we took. Because from that data, we may discover other countries with people that look like us.

With only 5% of the world's population, America hardly even exist. :Shrug Florida has like 0.02% of the world's elderly. Doesn't seem so dense now.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by TheVrist ↗

Niknik and poo end up at the same retirement community, in florida.

There is some weird statistics/facts war going on there.

Which is which? I don't know what they look like.

[niknik]

Originally Posted by diamondsmiles ↗

There is some weird statistics/facts war going on there.

Which is which? I don't know what they look like.

No war. Just busting balls of someone who argues about pointless shit constantly.