Quote from: profitis on December 23, 2014, 01:21:45 PM5000 is little to lose?

Nobody taught you how to calculate how much you are risking?  Perhaps there's an elementary school where you can take classes? $5000 is what I would lose if I did this same bet over the lifespan of many universes.   What I'm risking here and now is practically nothing. If by some miracle I'm wrong I've hedged against the idea that a paper in a peer-reviewed journal which unequivocally re-writes an enormous part of science.  Would be highly likely to win a Nobel.  If by some cosmic misfortune I'm wrong in both counts.  It's $5000 which I pay out after two years.  I don't know what you make every year but $5000 is easily within my discretionary spending over two years.

QuoteI think YOU want a career boost via association and you want to let me take the risks of being the fall-guy by going for a noble correct mr sarkeizen?

How would this boost my career?  According to you, you have a 100% absolute unshakable proof that no reasonable person can refuse.  All I'm hearing from you are excuse, after excuse, after excuse.   Would the excuses end at $6000?

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If I get a noble?many ways eg betting or hedging on some specific area of markets plus you can brag to everyone'I motivated him to publish'.I have to put my feelers out ther 1st to get a feel for statistical chances for nomination mr sarkeizen.one million dollars is definitely a motivator plus the prestige that comes with the prize but I'm not so convinced that a nobel will ever be awarded for a 2lot bust unless,unless we reach a point in history where so many people around the world are busting 2lots that it can no longer be ignored by the media,I do see this happening in not too distant future

Quote from: profitis on December 23, 2014, 02:20:47 PMIf I get a noble? many ways eg betting or hedging on some specific area of markets

Sorry.  It doesn't work that way.  Only speaking as someone you knows more than you ever will about this.  Moron.

Quoteyou can brag to everyone'I motivated him to publish'

LOL.  Fine.  I'll provide the money under a contract where I am strictly anonymous with a penalty clause.

QuoteI have to put my feelers out ther 1st to get a feel for statistical chances for nomination mr sarkeizen

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When do the excuses end?  At $7000?

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They end when you explain why you think ou will be given a noble and when I'm satisfied with your explanation

Quote from: profitis on December 24, 2014, 03:52:10 PM
They end when you explain why you think ou will be given a noble and when I'm satisfied with your explanation

In other words you have no end of excuses. I could offer you $20,000, $50,000 or  $100,000 and you would still find a reason not to attempt to publish.

Well that's easily the best gift I'm going to get this year: Rather substantial proof, that you are sort of lying to people about your research.