Random thought for the day

[Gwolf]

A physicist, a mathmatician, and a logician were riding on a train through Montana. They see a large flock of sheep in a field near the track.

The physicist looks out and says, "It appears all the sheep in Montana are white."

The mathematician interjects, "I beg your pardon sir... but the most you can conclude from that observation is that at least some of the sheep in Montana are white."

To which the logician replies, "I beg your pardon sir, but the most you can conclude from that observation is that at least some of the sheep in Montana are white on at least one side."

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[Bfromla]

A physicist, a mathmatician, and a logician were riding on a train through Montana. They see a large flock of sheep in a field near the track.

The physicist looks out and says, "It appears all the sheep in Montana are white."

The mathematician interjects, "I beg your pardon sir... but the most you can conclude from that observation is that at least some of the sheep in Montana are white."

To which the logician replies, "I beg your pardon sir, but the most you can conclude from that observation is that at least some of the sheep in Montana are white on at least one side."

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& redneck chimes in: Want me to get that wolf?

 

[Gwolf]

Speedball Tucker - Jim Croce ​

 

[Bfromla]

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Good timing!

Used LESS; billed MORE!

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[Gwolf]

Good timing!

Used LESS; billed MORE!

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Most likely because the generating company your power company buys the power from had some higher costs of power to deal with due to fuel costs or higher consumption rates. They may have passed the higher cost of generation on to the customers. I am a member of a Rural Electrical Cooperation, where the members own shares in the power company and get their power at cost. That is how it works. Fuel costs go up due to more expensive generation costs and we pay more. Usage and fuel costs go back down, and we pay less. My total power costs run about $100 a month year round. It varies some in Winter and in the dog days of Summer, but not very much.

I don't have Alexa, nor a talking parrot.