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optimal strategy in eating oranges or grapefruits
As I go through life, I constantly look for improvement in everything.
There is optimal strategy in most everything we do. There is optimal strategy in how mathematicians define "fair games" but there is a more broad and general theory of "optimal strategies" that goes far beyond some narrow definitions of math. There is optimal strategy in say the eating of oranges or grapefruits. When I am not in possession of a sharp knife, I usually peel the orange or grapefruit. But when I have a serrated knife at hand I cut the orange and grapefruit into sections and with my teeth bite off the juicy portions leaving the rinds and white parts for the trash. The speed, the ease, the clean and lack of getting messy and sticky, and the eating of all of the edible parts is best done with a serrated knife. The grapefruit spoon loses too much of the edible parts. Takes too long. The peeling takes far longer than the serrated knife. Archimedes Plutonium www.iw.net/~a_plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |
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optimal strategy in eating oranges or grapefruits
On Aug 25, 5:31 pm, wrote:
The speed, the ease, the clean and lack of getting messy and sticky, and the eating of all of the edible parts is best done with a serrated knife. So is seppuku. Want to give it a try? |
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