/lit/ - Literature

The Name of the Rose

>>2257525
>>2257534

Alright.

Run Silent, Run Deep

Grigori Vassilyevich

agency.

Sit down with any liberal arts academic egghead and you'll hear this word pop out within minutes. Use of this word tells me that you have nothing important to say.

>>1047786

> sane rational discussion
> they weren't human to begin with
> mfw I read that

Do you speak French? If so, I'd make a pleasure to destroy every single of your arguments (if you have any that makes sense). I'm not that good in English, so if you don't, I'll still give it a try, but it might go out wrong.

So, what founded argument do you have?

1. La Sonate à Kreutzer - Tolstoi
2. Le Diable - Tolstoi
3. Les Frères Karamazov - Dostoievski
4. Les Bienveillantes - Littell
5. Une journée d’Ivan Denissovitch - Soljenitsyne
6. Voyage au bout de la nuit - Céline
7. Crime et Châtiment - Dostoïevski
8. Les Démons - Dostoïevski
9. La maison de poupées - Ibsen
10. L’Adolescent - Dostoïevski
11. Souvenirs de la maison des morts - Dostoïevski
12. La poétique de Dostoïevski - Bakhtine
13. Anna Karénine - Tolstoï
14. Guerre et paix - Tolstoï
15. L’Idiot - Dostoïevski
16. Le Double – Dostoïevski
17. La Cerisaie – Tchekov
18. Platonov – Tchekov
19. Le Testament français – Makine
20. Les allées sombres - Bounine

How does that list sound to you guys?

inb4 french

>>778748
>>778670

Dear /sci/, do my homework.

"The random variable X is a binomial random variable with n=12 and p=0.8."

Find the expected value of X.
Find the standard deviation of X.

Come on /sci/, you know this.

>>601778
Finally the test can reflect my positions.