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<blockquote data-quote="mkletch" data-source="post: 404188" data-attributes="member: 3396">It is equally true that the G-E axis is also a complete spectrum without 'points'.&nbsp; The trouble is that people have a harder time believing that.&nbsp; Remember tha alignment is a tendency, and nothing more.&nbsp; A neutral character that commits one or two blatantly evil acts does not become evil, any more than a neutral charcter that performs several profoundly kind and charitable acts becomes good.There is a place in the expansion of Pi where there are a dozen 9's in a row.&nbsp; Also several where the digits 0-9 are in order forwards or backwards.&nbsp; There is even a place where the first eight or so digits of 'e' (base of natural logarithms) are in sequence.&nbsp; So you can see that, even completely random things (selecting a random digit of Pi behaves exactly like choosing a random digit from 0-9) can behave 'strangely' at times.-Fletch!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mkletch, post: 404188, member: 3396"] It is equally true that the G-E axis is also a complete spectrum without 'points'. The trouble is that people have a harder time believing that. Remember tha alignment is a tendency, and nothing more. A neutral character that commits one or two blatantly evil acts does not become evil, any more than a neutral charcter that performs several profoundly kind and charitable acts becomes good. There is a place in the expansion of Pi where there are a dozen 9's in a row. Also several where the digits 0-9 are in order forwards or backwards. There is even a place where the first eight or so digits of 'e' (base of natural logarithms) are in sequence. So you can see that, even completely random things (selecting a random digit of Pi behaves exactly like choosing a random digit from 0-9) can behave 'strangely' at times. -Fletch! [/QUOTE]

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