Statistical Chin Grading of boxing Champions

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  1. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    So you want us to go back to trading with metals & goods, suppose that someone wants a lap dance from one of Broner side peices, turning her hips by the ATM near the GYM...Will She accept a payment in copper or 2 lbs of wheat :dead

    Of course not :nono

    Broner will be very angry at her and that will be uncool

    Money, Boxing records & Statistics are not perfect, but convenient...Until we get a proper finger print bar code system :think
     
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  2. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Adding Amir Imam on stats near Amir Khan
     
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  3. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    0.5 % KO loss ratio to the iron chinned Sugar Ray Robinson

    once in 200!
     
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  4. eltirado

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    Adding James Toney his iron chin distinguished him as a member of the proud indomitables who never been stopped :think
     
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  5. eltirado

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    Ike Quartey Iron Chin with the help of perfect jab, allowed him to retire without losing by KO
     
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  6. WhataRock

    WhataRock Loyal Member Full Member

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    Continue the research.
     
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  7. moparfan

    moparfan ESB's glass jawed fraud Full Member

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    Ike Ibeabuchi was never a Champion, excluding a meaningless international belt he won...!!!
     
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  8. wylan911

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    Some of these... Not so much chin grading as champs fight past there best days. For example, Ali's only Ko loss was him walking into the ring as a Zombie of his former self, against a prime Holmes. Sweet P broke his collarbone, and the fight was stopped. Sugar Ray Leonard was a shell when he lost by tko to Camacho and Lalonde.
     
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  9. StealthUppercut

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    You are clearly reptilian scum agent of the illuminati. :nutcase

    We don't need to trade with actual metals, but one of the first things that does need to happen is to bring back the gold standard. But first you would need to find the jew cave where they have hoarded it all. :think
     
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  10. eltirado

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    Fixed :smoke
     
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  11. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    The Gold Neolithic superstition needs to fade slowly, for many reasons.

    If its announced at once that Gold is worthless peasants will freak out, but as humans mature & virtual wealth is understood better humanity will evolve out of that phase :oops:

    Now are the best economic times of human evolution, especially for peasants that went from owning nothing to having something :thumbsup
     
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  12. StealthUppercut

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    There was nothing superstitious about the gold standard. Gold is a rare metal with finite resources on earth that will always be need for jewellery and other things because it is attractive and almost completely non-reactive - you can make something out of it and will never tarnish, thats why it was always used and always will be used.
     
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  13. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Gold & God go hand by hand :think

    Iridium (Ir), Osmium (Os), Palladium (Pd), Rhenium (Re), Rhodium (Rh), Ruthenium (Ru)

    Are not the only metals more rare than Gold & surely that don't make them a better replacement :roll:

    Well that only makes for a better case to liberate Gold out of the Vaults

    One thing for sure, the greedy hoarders will want more money & Gold is one horrible way to collect wealth, for many reasons, starting with the human ambitious economic growth + population growth that can't be matched because Gold is rare as you pointed out before
     
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  14. StealthUppercut

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    If you don't peg currencies to something real then economies just become the play thing of cabals and special interest groups. Those elements may be rarer than gold, but gold is very special among all the elements because:
    1. It is very attractive
    2. It is almost completly unreactive - you find king tuts mask after thousands of years with barely a tarnish on it, whereas even the copper statue of liberty (copper is one of the next most least reactive of all the elements which are solid at std temp and pressure) turned green within a few decades.
    3. It is found in its elemental form
     
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  15. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Whats the problem then, as long as Gold is demanded it will retain its value

    Virtual economics is what allowed the world to be rebuilt after WW2, its not exactly like the past, but it allowed the massive growth

    Its much easier to distribute virtual $ than actual Gold

    Peasants feel happier when they have more $ to buy more things, thats what the majority wants :think
     
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