I'm struggling here, is there any chance we could connect with Stephen Hawking on this?
Working on a new standard model where hitting almost all targets actually equates to missing nearly all targets. Something to do with anti-kicking-efficiency, stargates, time spent in forward half and a dalek named spot.
You forgot the co -efficient of 9
9 is a mathematical magical number, you can double it, quarter that number and then multiply by 2 and you end up with 9.
So what than means is that 1 out of 9 is
nearly all. The inverse of that is that 1 out of 6 is nothing at all. Once you get into double figures this no longer applies
It's hard to grasp, but once you do, you can understand how the Tardis is bigger on the inside than the outside.