hmm, do I have this math right?

[CrAz3D]

600,000/4,600,000,000 = .0001304

& in percentile that would be like 1 thousandth of a percent?

[MyndFyre]

It would be 0.01304%.  One hundredth.

[CrAz3D]

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It would be 0.01304%.  One hundredth.

ahhhhhhh,k.


ANYWAY, so BASICALLY, that percentile invalidates Al Gore's movie, yeah?
His graphs only account for .01% of earth's life span...cool...that's like what 15 days (ish) out of 100 years?...I dont think you can judge a century by such a short amount of time.

[Newby]

Al Gore? Heh. The facts in his movie are super serial.

[Rule]

Are you sure you mean percentile?  (Not percentage....?)

(And 600000/4600000000*365.25*100  =~ 5 ......)

[CrAz3D]

outta curiosity, why would I multiply by 365?  to get the # of days?

I just want what percent of earth's life Al Gore's graphs account for

[Towelie]

Al Gore? Heh. The facts in his movie are super serial.

rofl!

[Rule]

outta curiosity, why would I multiply by 365?  to get the # of days?

I just want what percent of earth's life Al Gore's graphs account for

That was in response to this

...that's like what 15 days (ish) out of 100 years?

It's closer to 5 days.  365 days 100 times makes 100 years..

[CrAz3D]

outta curiosity, why would I multiply by 365?  to get the # of days?

I just want what percent of earth's life Al Gore's graphs account for

That was in response to this

...that's like what 15 days (ish) out of 100 years?

It's closer to 5 days.  365 days 100 times makes 100 years..

mk, 15 was just a random guesstimate