ITT: Posts that make us all lose our natural ability to even.
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I CAN'T EVEN
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List odd numbers.
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HolyCrapItsBob wrote:
List odd numbers.
>read your post
>stared at it for five hours
>scratched my head
>five more hours
>OH, I GET IT! HA HA HA… ha ha… ha… he… ho… fuck me
Captain Douglas J Falcon
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Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
Papa Coolface
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I'm never even. I'm always odd.
I have lost the ability
J_Wizzle
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lol, how do I even?
It can't even
0.9999...=1 wrote:
>read your post
>stared at it for five hours
>scratched my head
>five more hours
>OH, I GET IT! HA HA HA… ha ha… ha… he… ho… fuck me
>Read bob's post
>List 1,3,5,7 in my head
>"But that's easy."
>Read this post
>…
>Hang On…
HolyCrapItsBob wrote:
List odd numbers.
HolyCrapItsBob wrote:
List odd numbers.
3+3 is 6 suk my dix
Crimson Locks wrote:
Odd numbers remove your ability to even.
crusty
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Cale wrote:
3+3 is 6 suk my dix
There is no such thing as 3
I hate addition/subtraction because it's so arbitrary.
There's no real proof or supporting reasons as to why 1+1=2. IT JUST IS.
This, I believe, is why I'm so great at complex mathematical equations, but not so much with fucking addition.
Cale wrote:
3+3 is 6 suk my dix
I said odd numbers, not equations involving odd numbers. Lrn2read
CLYDE (Joe's Nightmare) wrote:
I hate addition/subtraction because it's so arbitrary.
There's no real proof or supporting reasons as to why 1+1=2. IT JUST IS.
This, I believe, is why I'm so great at complex mathematical equations, but not so much with fucking addition.
Actually, you can only be certain that 1+1=2 if r is an integer and |r| ≥3, where r is the radix. In base 2, aka binary, 1+1=10. In base −2, also called negabinary, 1=1=110. In base φ, or golden ratio base/phi-base/phinary, 1+1=10.01. Though 1+1= 2 in the imaginary base of 2i, or quarter−imaginary (because for the real numbers their representation is identical to that of base 4 or quaternary), in base (−1±i), or twindragon base (due to the associated fractal curve), 1+1=1100.
NOW YOU KNOW- AND KNOWING IS HALF THE BATTLE
Teh Brawler wrote:
Odd numbers remove your ability to even.
The reason why I didn't get that is because it doesn't look like it makes grammatical sense to even notice. ("To even", is that even right?? But hey, this is the internet.)
0.9999...=1 wrote:
>read your post
>stared at it for five hours
>scratched my head
>five more hours
>OH, I GET IT! HA HA HA… ha ha… ha… he… ho… fuck me
Look up the paradox that inspired this user's name. Proceed to lose your ability to even.
Natsuru Springfield
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List Prime Numbers.
What about two?
CLYDE (Joe's Nightmare) wrote:
I hate addition/subtraction because it's so arbitrary.
There's no real proof or supporting reasons as to why 1+1=2. IT JUST IS.
This, I believe, is why I'm so great at complex mathematical equations, but not so much with fucking addition.
Mathematics as a concept has literally no proof as to why it as a concept is true because it is just that, a concept.
So I can't even begin to comprehend what might happen if people worked this out and started revolting against mathematicians, the revolutionaries would win; it's not as mathematicians are fighters…
HolyCrapItsBob wrote:
List odd numbers.
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 24 25 27 28 29 31 33 35 37 39
I don't get it.
>Understand thread
>I dont even
This thread is really odd.
Heavy Weapons
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-1
Oh shet
GUISE WE TURNED THIS INTO A MATH THREAD
THIS IS THE GREATEST THREADJACK EVER AND IT WAS STARTED BY A MOD
Teh Brawler wrote:
GUISE WE TURNED THIS INTO A MATH THREAD
THIS IS THE GREATEST THREADJACK EVER AND IT WAS STARTED BY A MOD
Damn you titty sprinkles
I too, cannot even.
Okay, back to math…
Whoever solves this gets a cookie (and show your work):
(2x+7)*((y-6)9)=1323 Solve for x and y.
TheOpt1onal (Dead memes) wrote:
Okay, back to math…
Whoever solves this gets a cookie (and show your work):
(2x+7)*((y-6)9)=1323 Solve for x and y.
if the ((y-6)9) means y-6 multiplied by 9
(2x+7) * ((y-6)9) = 1323
simplify right bracket
(2x+7) * (9y-54) = 1323
solve brackets
2×9y + 108x + 63y – 378 = 1323
add 378
2×9y + 108x + 63y = 1701
i stopped since i think this might be wrong so i’ll try again
if the ((y-6)9) means y-6 to the power of 9
simplify ((y-6)9) first
y^9 – 54y^8 + 1296y^7 – 18144y^6 + 163296y^5 – 979776y^4 + 3919104y^3 – 10077696y^2 + 15116544y – 10077696
simplify
9y – 432y + 9072y – 108864y + 916480y – 3919104y + 11757312y – 20155392y + 15116544y – 10077696
simplified to
3615625y – 10077696
therefore
(2x+7) * (3615625y – 10077696)
multiply the brackets with each other
7231250xy – 20155392x + 25309375y – 70543872
ok this looks completely wrong so i give up. i can’t even remember the last time i did maths like this ;_;
Math is going on.
I can't even…
Menthol wrote:
if the ((y-6)9) means y-6 multiplied by 9
(2x+7) * ((y-6)9) = 1323
simplify right bracket
(2x+7) * (9y-54) = 1323
solve brackets
2×9y + 108x + 63y – 378 = 1323
add 378
2×9y + 108x + 63y = 1701
i stopped since i think this might be wrong so i’ll try againif the ((y-6)9) means y-6 to the power of 9
simplify ((y-6)9) first
y^9 – 54y^8 + 1296y^7 – 18144y^6 + 163296y^5 – 979776y^4 + 3919104y^3 – 10077696y^2 + 15116544y – 10077696
simplify
9y – 432y + 9072y – 108864y + 916480y – 3919104y + 11757312y – 20155392y + 15116544y – 10077696
simplified to
3615625y – 10077696
therefore
(2x+7) * (3615625y – 10077696)
multiply the brackets with each other
7231250xy – 20155392x + 25309375y – 70543872ok this looks completely wrong so i give up. i can’t even remember the last time i did maths like this ;_;
>gives attention to post
>reads while understanding the equation
>reads last line and remembers that cant do math either
TheOpt1onal (Dead memes) wrote:
Okay, back to math…
Whoever solves this gets a cookie (and show your work):
(2x+7)*((y-6)9)=1323 Solve for x and y.
You can't. There are two variables, so it would have to be a two-part equation in order to find single values for both. You could solve for one or the other, but that would just get you a linear-to-linear rational function.
Now give me my damn pastry.
Even has four letters in it. It is also one word. 4-1=3. But since there can be no evens, the answer would be solved by -4+-1=-3
Half life -3 confirmed.