It's like Bush telling Einstein: e=mc^2 is bogus.

[TruthIsAll]

Is there any question who wins this argument?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A42085-2003Aug10.html

"The report has brought square into the mainstream an obscure but increasingly nasty debate between about 900 computer scientists, who warn that these machines are untrustworthy, and state and local election officials and machine manufacturers, who insist that they are".

[Atlant]

1. He would have, you know. And Pi=3.0 (NT)

[rogerashton]

2. No, no -- pi =4.0

3.0 is not divisible by 2. That would be inconvenient.

[TruthIsAll]

3. To Bush, pi is something he has for desert..

BushIQ = pi^4 - 10;

[bodhisattava]

8. Are we having a pi throwing contest tonight?

[TheZoo]

4. Well, since another thread is off topic

Fermat's Last Theorem (x^n + y^n = z^n, where n > 2) was right.

And I think it ironic that the "Moonie" Times would even bring this up.

[StandWatie]

5. you are thinking of the Washington Times I think..

I don't think Moon owns the Post.

[papau]

6. Fox Cable's Murdock owns NY Post .... n/t

n/t

[Atlant]

7. Okay, back on topic. :-)

> Is there any question who wins this argument?

I'm not sure who wins, but I'm pretty sure WE lose.

Unless there's an auditable paper trail, elections WILL
be stolen, either right away or sometime real soon now.

Atlant