I didn’t mean to call you out specifically, EB. I think a dozen people have made the same comment.

No worries. You’re right that I did oversell it the other day though.

Professors Einstein and Hawking would like a word with you, sir…. 🙂

you got me E, talking out of my ass…

it’s funny, my friend checks me all time: is that really true

here you go, this is milo’s man sean carroll explaining shit:
The mind-bending physics of time

he mindfucks you about as gently as any abnormally intelligent human can…

yeah, that’ll definitely break your immersion, and get a bit annoying…

Deep Space Nine was fun…my favorite though was captain janeway and the voyager crew…

i want a holodeck 🙂

Mona Lisa is overpriced
;-p

No question, but only because Leon added a couple of 2nd rounders to the Washington protected 1st to get her… 😉

That was faux certainty. Just like when you boldly declare that “there’s no way Isaiah Hartenstein would have accepted a 3rd year” with the benefit of hindsight.

I’ll readily admit to posting with undeserved certainty at times if I’m shown where I’ve done it, semantic care isn’t put into all my posts. But some of us will respond to new and relevant data and some of us won’t. Z-man has done it at times and has provoked a lot of antagonism. Earlier this season another poster cited Donte & Brunson’s hot shooting as a reason the offense would inevitably tank, sticking to the claim even after others pointed out that several other Knicks were undershooting their career averages and the numbers would balance out. He also generated a lot of antagonism. I have when I do it.

I posted in response to a claim along the lines of “Rose fucked up by not giving iHart 3yrs”. There’s no reason to think iHart would have accepted such an offer given that he had virtually the same level of impact for the Clippers as he is currently having for the Knicks (he’s BPM was actually higher in LA).

My argument is simply that a player producing a $25M/yr value shouldn’t accept a deal that would pay him ~$11M for a third year. Instead, he should test the market once he’s proved the play wasn’t an outlier. If Hartenstein had taken a 3rd year he’d probably be making a lot less money next year and that was foreseeable based on his play before the contract.