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Originally Posted by Dan_ref
Don't be an ***.
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It's what I do. :shrug:
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Our money system is accurate to 2 digits simply because that's the smallest coin the government mints. The "accuracy" of money is completely arbitrary.
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Whatever the reason, arbitrary or not, you said that 14 does not equal 14.0 and I just gave you a concrete example to the contrary. Sorry if it's not convenient.
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Getting back to the thread, shot clocks are accurate to units, ie any measurement smaller than that is not valid.
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What does that even mean, "not valid"? They don't exist? Or we simply don't care about them? Because I agree that we don't care about them, as I've said. And I think that the rulemakers don't care about them, as I've said. But the shot clock is measuring them, whether they are displayed or not. For that reason, I think the rule should read "If the shot clock
displays 14 seconds or less. . .". As I've said.
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Do you think that every measurement is accurate to tenths of units or better?
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I don't have any idea whatsoever.