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function sleep_sort (inputs) {
function child (number) {
setTimeout(function () {console.log(number)}, Math.pow(2,number))
}
for (var i = 0; i < inputs.length; ++i)
child(inputs[i])
}
sleep_sort(process.argv.slice(2));to clarify: PEMDAS is the order of operations. so parenthesis first: 48÷2(9+3) = 48÷2(12) then multiplication and division (they have the same precedence): 48÷2(12) = 24*12 = 288
for another reference: http://www.google.com/search?q=48%C3%B72(9%2B3)
The rest sure, you can interpret it that way, but most mormons are very nice people. They don't take the scripture literally and is instead suppose to be symbolisms.
Actually only in the very beginning of the Book of Mormon is the dark skin used to identify "sinners". Later on, as in past the first 50 pages, skin color was a non-issue.
And finally, women can get past their 20s and be perfectly fine people. They can never marry and be normal people. LDS people do put a strong emphasis, if possible, on a traditional "stay home mom and working father", but that is not sexism.
It's a good thing the LDS don't believe that. They have actively come out to defend against gay harassment. The injustice to blacks was fixed back when slavery was abolished. Men are taught to cherish and respect women, not that they are inferior. Stop your trolling.
"We all knew that we were the first generation to be worse off than our parents" I may be young and naive, but from what I hear about the current state of economics (I even heard we went into a recession), things suck pretty bad for the people, like me, just starting to jump into the work force. But honestly I'd say each generation was better off than its previous one. So I have a cell phone. My cell phone probably has more computing power than the universities whole computer lab that my dad attended? And that my grandfather while my age didn't use a computer. I'd say being able to access all the worlds information among thousands of other things that have been made better makes mine and your generation better off. Gratitude is important too.