🚨 EXPLODING WHALE DAY🚨

November 12, 1970:

A 40 ton whale carcass lays, rotting, on an Oregon beach.

A crowd has gathered to watch the whale carcass be dynamited to dispose of it.

HILARITY*. ENSUES.

*”blubber snowstorm”

REMASTERED VIDEO!

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I realize you're focusing on a longer timeline, but I wonder why you didn't include removing Schumer from leadership.

they avoided talking about fascism all year by being like “healthcare healthcare healthcare” and then they blew up our healthcare??? and you think you’re entitled to my vote why exactly???

I called Sen Wyden's office to say hold the line, but did not call yours because I already trusted you would. Thank you once again for your principled stand.

Ok, maybe I'm missing something big here, but how exactly is Player A in EITHER scenario going to lose those aces? And if they always keep the aces, how can they lose the game?

....oh wait. I forgot about ties. The aces could be in the first or second facedown cards. Right?

Oh, I see. My intuition is that Player A wins both. On average they'll keep accumulating cards and/because they'll have better cards on average than Player B.

My intuition is scenario 2 is better, because at the end of playing their 4 aces, the BEST situation for Scenario 2's Player A is to end up with 4 A and 4 K (which is where Scenario 2 starts).

One other clarification - it's not unusual to have different "tracks" where kids take these at different ages. Most commonly, these 3 courses would be grades 9-11 or grades 8-10.

If you look at im.kendallhunt.com/HS/index.html you can see one widely used curriculum.