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 caile-girl rated 12 months ago - I've always sucked at math. And geography. Good thing there aren't any velociraptors around lately. I'd not only not know the calculations involved in escaping an attack, I'd get lost in the process.
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- Ror87 rated 9 months ago
- Love it.
- caile-girl rated 12 months ago
- I've always sucked at math. And geography. Good thing there aren't any velociraptors around lately. I'd not only not know the calculations involved in escaping an attack, I'd get lost in the process.
- dynamic-polarity rated 12 months ago
- damn...Just when thought I didn't need math anymore..
- gomerman rated 14 months ago
- The second question looks tricky! I don't think the solution would be a simple matter of running in a straight line, but some curve would be involved. I'm assuming here that the velociraptors can track you, otherwise the solution is trivial --- just run in between the raptors and escape! We also have to wonder about how intelligent the raptors are. Do they run to your current position or do they run towards your future position, based on your current speed?
 bobbyvardar rated 14 months ago- DAMN YOU TO HELL.
- alexaapetrei rated 15 months ago
- the way maths should be taught, this is useful stuff
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