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tapper

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A quick definition of tapper:

A tapper is someone who asks other people for money. Sometimes, tappers can also be thieves.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A tapper is someone who asks another person for money, usually as a form of begging. It can also refer to someone who steals from others.

  • The homeless man on the street corner was a tapper, asking passersby for spare change.
  • The pickpocket was a skilled tapper, able to steal wallets without anyone noticing.

These examples show how a tapper can be someone who begs for money or someone who steals from others. In both cases, the tapper is trying to get something from someone else without earning it themselves. This behavior is generally frowned upon and can be illegal in some cases.

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16:04
yeah but Schrödinger wasn't really complaining
Mostlylegal
16:04
okay well imagine schrodinger really wants to hang out with his cat, then answer my question
16:06
ya I'd still wanna hear if if the he'd prefer the uncertainty over knowing it died
Mostlylegal
16:07
either way he doesnt get to play with his cat
16:08
yeah true
But the non-observable quantum state of uncertainty implies that both possibilities are simultaneously true
So you have been Accepted and Denied
Use that uno-reverse on them
16:09
logical determinism says otherwise
16:10
but you know that already with your username
16:11
Schrodinger's Application
Mostlylegal
16:13
you should send adcoms a thank you for the admission and also a request for why they rejected you to coincide with your dichotomic understanding of possibilities then
16:15
weirdest thing just happened to me
16:16
i went to hofstra admitted student day and they booked hotel rooms for us and I didn't go to the hotel cuz I had a long drive and wanted to avoid Monday traffic
16:17
and someone from admission's just called me to ask why I didn't go and was like well we still had to pay for you
Let’s assume A(acceptance), R(rejection), D(decision). Although, according to logical determinism, the future event D may have a set truth value of A^R, the function of ^(or) allows for uncertainty because the truth value of a future event D being fixed as A^R (true or false) is just to say ~(~A^~R)—otherwise put as logical determinism can eat me
16:17
i was just like i'm sorry! i wasn't feeling well and she seemed pissed
16:18
weird vibe
Mostlylegal
16:28
@CaliforniaPhilosopher: your translation from language to logic was close, the inclusion of the word "May" actually throws it off. it would actually be best expressed A^R>D. Logical determinism would put the true or false principle in this case on D rather than R or A. A similar confusion would be since A>~R would be ~A>R. this isnt logical since A and R or not the only inputs
Mostlylegal
16:29
fo thirty pm is dedicated to University of Florida inviting me to another information session
Law-Shark
16:31
@nattyalley: Honestly, that's incredibly unprofessional what you did. I would be pissed too. If you can't see why that is, you should not be going to law school at this time.
MrThickRopes
16:31
fo pm ain't shit
MrThickRopes
16:31
@Law-Shark: oooooo what's da teaaa
Law-Shark
16:31
Just read that story. That's so disconnected from how functioning adults operate, it blows my mind.
MrThickRopes
16:31
ohhhhhh
MrThickRopes
16:31
damnnnnnnnn nattyalley thas on you fo sure
Florida too busy celebrating a national championship
Mostlylegal
16:32
had them on my bracket easy money
MrThickRopes
16:33
they splurgin out dem rs nd wls at smu but i din get none
16:38
@Law-Shark: they didn't say we had to go? and if they are willing to buy rooms for a bunch of people. they sent me a res because I was over 50 miles away but I didn't even ask for one
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