tribdog said:I'd be willing to bet that no one else can comment on so many threads and not make a bit of difference to the overall "information quotient"
I just like to talk and get lonely sometimes.
The phrase "When I'm on a roll I'm on a roll" means that someone is experiencing a period of success or good luck and is able to continue it for a period of time.
No, "When I'm on a roll I'm on a roll" is not a scientific concept. It is a common phrase that is used to describe a feeling or experience of success or momentum.
Someone might use the phrase "When I'm on a roll I'm on a roll" when they are consistently winning at a game, completing tasks with ease, or having a successful streak in their work or personal life.
There is no specific scientific evidence to support the phrase "When I'm on a roll I'm on a roll" as it is a subjective experience and can vary from person to person. However, there are studies that suggest that success and confidence can lead to a positive cycle of continued success.
It is possible for someone to intentionally create a "roll" or period of success by setting clear goals, building confidence, and maintaining a positive mindset. However, there are also times when a "roll" may occur randomly due to external factors or luck.