THE GUY WHO HAS A GOOD SYSTEM... by New Ken

[New Ken]

JHM and Worm, I'll get back to both of you on those things soon. Looking at some stuff first...

New Ken

[JHM]

Ken,

The bet I have sent you is not the bet. I can say now after 1000 spins. Loses to much.

I'm looking now if there's a bet in that bet.

[New Ken]

Don't worry, JHM. I did a test of my own using Worm's numbers and I'm only breaking even.

Lateral thinking is what Charles Hampshire advocates, and this should be noted, I think.
Here's a real definition of that:

LATERAL THINKING 

Definition

Idea generation and problem solving technique in which new concepts are created by looking at things in novel ways.

Whereas the logical ('vertical') thinking carries a chosen idea forward, the sideways ('lateral') thinking provokes fresh ideas or changes the frame of reference.

And, while vertical thinking tries to overcome problems by meeting them head-on, lateral thinking tries to bypass them through a radically different approach.

The term was coined by the Maltese-born UK psychologist Dr. Edward de Bono in his 1970 book 'Lateral Thinking.'

(See also heuristics.)


New Ken!

[Worm]

Breaking even on those numbers are very good i think, they are kind of nightmare

[New Ken]

Worm, you say your numbers are a nightmare, and that may be so because of the number of zeros included; but we need "hard tests", so I'm grateful anyway.

JHM, we may need a system using a majority of numbers--THAT LOSES.
Then we play the opposite.

(Refer to how Charles Hampshire came across his winning bet)

New Ken!

[JHM]

Ken,

If you want to track numbers and see what happens. You should look for track 2, 3 or 4. It's a great tool. You can put numbers in and it show's you how much the numbers have felt. It's originally designed for G.U.T. but a great tool for tracking.

[JHM]

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