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[Quasit 849]

Now it looks like you're make it suspenseful.

[Quasit 849]

Just now, OlympicIRL said:

@QuasitI take it I am not allowed to use a calculator right?

 

Because I would multiply 78 (a somewhat average adult heart rate) x 60 (seconds in a minute) x 24 (hrs in a day) x 365 (days in most years) x 70 (number of years). There's no way I can do this in my mind.

 

So the answer is I don't know of the top of my head so I will have to switch.

I'm afraid no calculator.

 

But sure, we can arrange a new question for you.

Any guess?

[OlympicIRL 4,794]

1 minute ago, Quasit said:

I'm afraid no calculator.

 

But sure, we can arrange a new question for you.

Any guess?

 

Haven't a clue

[Quasit 849]

Just now, OlympicIRL said:

 

Haven't a clue

It's an approximate here, our heart beats 60-100 times a minute. Roughly 100,000 a day and in a lifespan of 70 years it would be 2.5 billion times.

 

 

Pts. 64,000

In an average human lifetime of 70 years, approximately how often does the heart beat?
♦ A: 250 million times	♦ B: 2.5 billion times
♦ C: 40 billion times	♦ D: 1.5 trillion times

 

[Quasit 849]

@OlympicIRL

You're down to your 50:50 and 64,000 not yet won.

Here's your second shot at it.

 

 

Pts. 64,000

The precept "ora et labora" goes back to the 6th century Rule of ...?
♦ A: Saint Augustine	♦ B: Saint Benedict
♦ C: Saint Francis	♦ D: Saint Albert

 

 

 

[OlympicIRL 4,794]

50:50 please

[Quasit 849]

Just now, OlympicIRL said:

50:50 please

Hmmmm, let's see if that'll help you.

 

Pts. 64,000

The precept "ora et labora" goes back to the 6th century Rule of ...?
♦ A: Saint Augustine	♦ B: Saint Benedict
♦ C:	♦ D:

[OlympicIRL 4,794]

 

 

Pts. 64,000

The precept "ora et labora" goes back to the 6th century Rule of ...?
♦ A: Saint Augustine	♦ B: Saint Benedict
♦ C:	♦ D:

 

 

I'll go with B: Saint Benedict. Final answer.

[Quasit 849]

As you're left with no other option than to choose either, let's log it in.

 

 

Pts. 64,000

The precept "ora et labora" goes back to the 6th century Rule of ...?
♦ A: Saint Augustine	♦ B: Saint Benedict
♦ C:	♦ D:

 

[Quasit 849]

@OlympicIRL

And I'll make it short here.

The precept "ora et labora" goes back to the Rule of Saint Benedict!

 

Pts. 64,000

The precept "ora et labora" goes back to the 6th century Rule of ...?
♦ A: Saint Augustine	♦ B: Saint Benedict
♦ C:	♦ D:

 

 

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