The Midwest's deadly tornadoes: 5 miraculous stories

[MindMover]

Last edited Wed Mar 7, 2012, 09:24 PM - Edit history (1)

A mother who sacrificed a leg to save her children. A man whose dog survived grim odds. An elderly couple who found a most unlikely shelter... and more

http://theweek.com/article/index/225266/the-midwests-deadly-tornadoes-5-miraculous-stories

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Miracles all over.....The very word “asymptotic” scares the bejeezus out of people because it sounds complicated. The definition doesn't serve to aleviate that fear. Something that's asymptotic relates to a asymptote, which is defined as “A line whose distance to a given curve tends toward zero”. That's damn near worthless, so let's say that something asymptotic refers to a limiting behavior based on a single variable and a desired measure.

[TheMadMonk]

1. Not miracles. Just a demonstration that bell curves are asymptopic.

Miracles predicate the existence of an interventionst god.

Now, if this atheist recalls correctly, God said "I don't do that shit any more." about 2000 years ago.

[MindMover]

2. Noted and edited, thank you for the new word.....