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ToukaOone 03/25/12 1:06:00 PM #51:	*OctilIery posted...* .999~ IS NOT 1, but it is EQUAL to 1. The snow is white if and only if the snow is white. The snow is not not white if and only if the snow is white. Is the first sentence always true so long as you keep using the form X IFF X? -- You're messing with me! You're messing with me, aren't you!? You're making fun of me, aren't you!? Aren't you!? You definitely are! I'll murder you! <cite>ToukaOone posted [p:946880] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> OctilIery posted....999~ IS NOT 1, but it is EQUAL to 1.The snow is white if and only if the snow is white.The snow is not not white if and only if the snow is white. Is the first sentence always true so long as you keep using the form X IFF X? -- You're messing with me! You're messing with me, aren't you!?You're making fun of me, aren't you!? Aren't you!? You definitely are! I'll murder you! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
foolm0ron 03/25/12 1:15:00 PM #52:	From: Westbrick \| #011 This doesn't bother me, though. What does bother me is that they're conceptually incompatible: .999 -> number infinitely close to 1 1 -> 1 They're not the same, and the saying "save the appearances" applies here. .999 -> number infinitely close to 1 1 -> number infinitely close to 1 There, does that make you happy? Saying a real number is infinitely close to another number is the equivalent of saying they are equal. Anyways, I love these topics because of the ridiculous logic that gets posted to troll all the super serious people who think there still exists people who don't believe this. Viviff's post is my fav so far./ -- _foolmo_ 'Ulti is like when your parents post something on your facebook status' - Sir Cobain <cite>foolm0ron posted [p:946881] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> From: Westbrick \| #011This doesn't bother me, though. What does bother me is that they're conceptually incompatible:.999 -> number infinitely close to 11 -> 1They're not the same, and the saying "save the appearances" applies here..999 -> number infinitely close to 11 -> number infinitely close to 1There, does that make you happy? Saying a real number is infinitely close to another number is the equivalent of saying they are equal.Anyways, I love these topics because of the ridiculous logic that gets posted to troll all the super serious people who think there still exists people who don't believe this. Viviff's post is my fav so far./ -- _foolmo_'Ulti is like when your parents post something on your facebook status' - Sir Cobain </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
azuarc 03/25/12 2:25:00 PM #53:	*foolm0ron posted...* Anyways, I love these topics because of the ridiculous logic that gets posted to troll all the super serious people who think there still exists people who don't believe this. Viviff's post is my fav so far./ Except for one thing... I'm a math teacher. There ARE people who don't believe this. I meet them routinely in the real world. Because I meet enough real people who are stupid, I'm not convinced that the imaginary people on the internet aren't. (People I know both on the internet and IRL are complex.) <cite>azuarc posted [p:946882] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> foolm0ron posted...Anyways, I love these topics because of the ridiculous logic that gets posted to troll all the super serious people who think there still exists people who don't believe this. Viviff's post is my fav so far./Except for one thing...I'm a math teacher. There ARE people who don't believe this. I meet them routinely in the real world. Because I meet enough real people who are stupid, I'm not convinced that the imaginary people on the internet aren't. (People I know both on the internet and IRL are complex.) </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ViviffTheMobile 03/25/12 2:34:00 PM #54:	Hey mathematical theory isn't my strong point! I approached it philosophically! Plus I wasn't offering a proof/argument of why it was wrong; at this point to deny its truth would be asinine and stubborn. I was just wondering why that situation doesn't occur. So many people hit the brick wall because their brains are hardwired at this point to understand that 2 decimal numbers cannot represent the same value. Much like most people assume all metal is ferromagnetic. Once you look into it and remove yourself from your belief (AKA critical thinking), yes it becomes a truth to embrace. -- The King of GameFAQs Brawl posting from his phone. http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/board8/images/8/8b/ViviffChampS1.jpg <cite>ViviffTheMobile posted [p:946883] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> Hey mathematical theory isn't my strong point! I approached it philosophically! Plus I wasn't offering a proof/argument of why it was wrong; at this point to deny its truth would be asinine and stubborn. I was just wondering why that situation doesn't occur. So many people hit the brick wall because their brains are hardwired at this point to understand that 2 decimal numbers cannot represent the same value. Much like most people assume all metal is ferromagnetic. Once you look into it and remove yourself from your belief (AKA critical thinking), yes it becomes a truth to embrace. -- The King of GameFAQs Brawl posting from his phone.http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/board8/images/8/8b/ViviffChampS1.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MrGreenonion 03/25/12 2:51:00 PM #55:	From: Westbrick \| #011 Except that there's plenty of debate about it. No there isn't. There's just angry people who don't know things. -- SuperNiceDog didn't have to reconcile his name... But Dauntless Hunter is now MrGreenonion <cite>MrGreenonion posted [p:946884] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> From: Westbrick \| #011Except that there's plenty of debate about it.No there isn't. There's just angry people who don't know things. -- SuperNiceDog didn't have to reconcile his name...But Dauntless Hunter is now MrGreenonion </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Westbrick 03/25/12 2:54:00 PM #56:	.999 -> number infinitely close to 1 1 -> number infinitely close to 1 There, does that make you happy? Obviously not! 1 is not "infinitely close" to 1; it is 1. And the idea that people who question the conceptual incongruity between the terms are "stupid" is just silly. -- Tebow to Jests? http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png <cite>Westbrick posted [p:946885] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> .999 -> number infinitely close to 11 -> number infinitely close to 1There, does that make you happy?Obviously not! 1 is not "infinitely close" to 1; it is 1. And the idea that people who question the conceptual incongruity between the terms are "stupid" is just silly. -- Tebow to Jests?http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LordoftheMorons 03/25/12 2:59:00 PM #57:	Sure it is, I have a sequence (a_n) with a_n=1 for all n, and for any epsilon>0, I can find N such that \|a_n-1\|<epsilon for n>N. That's what it means for two things to be infinity close. The exact same would apply if I took a_n to be .99999...9 (n 9's). -- No I'm not a damn furry. Looney Tunes are different. - Guiga I wanted Sonic/Shadow romance at that time, not sex. - MWE <cite>LordoftheMorons posted [p:946886] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> Sure it is, I have a sequence (a_n) with a_n=1 for all n, and for any epsilon>0, I can find N such that \|a_n-1\|<epsilon for n>N. That's what it means for two things to be infinity close. The exact same would apply if I took a_n to be .99999...9 (n 9's). -- No I'm not a damn furry. Looney Tunes are different. - GuigaI wanted Sonic/Shadow romance at that time, not sex. - MWE </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Westbrick 03/25/12 3:01:00 PM #58:	I get that. There's no doubt that the proof checks out (and I'd certainly hope no one would question this), but it's the conceptual aspect that's troubling. For those who believe that .999 = 1 is trivially obvious or whatever, here's a question: how, if at all, does this impact the resolution of Zeno's "Achilles and the Tortoise" paradox? -- Tebow to Jests? http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png <cite>Westbrick posted [p:946887] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> I get that. There's no doubt that the proof checks out (and I'd certainly hope no one would question this), but it's the conceptual aspect that's troubling. For those who believe that .999 = 1 is trivially obvious or whatever, here's a question: how, if at all, does this impact the resolution of Zeno's "Achilles and the Tortoise" paradox? -- Tebow to Jests?http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ToukaOone 03/25/12 3:07:00 PM #59:	What do you mean by conceptual aspect? Seriously, why do you think that they wouldn't be the same, despite all these 'mathy' proofs? I'm not fishing for a 'oh... I don't know', but rather 'I believe this for reasons X Y and Z' -- You're messing with me! You're messing with me, aren't you!? You're making fun of me, aren't you!? Aren't you!? You definitely are! I'll murder you! <cite>ToukaOone posted [p:946888] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> What do you mean by conceptual aspect?Seriously, why do you think that they wouldn't be the same, despite all these 'mathy' proofs? I'm not fishing for a 'oh... I don't know', but rather 'I believe this for reasons X Y and Z' -- You're messing with me! You're messing with me, aren't you!?You're making fun of me, aren't you!? Aren't you!? You definitely are! I'll murder you! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
firefdr 03/25/12 3:08:00 PM #60:	damn stupid people this is worse than religious debates <cite>firefdr posted [p:946889] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> damn stupid peoplethis is worse than religious debates </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ness26 03/25/12 3:11:00 PM #61:	Infinity is not something that easily makes sense conceptually. Consider the Hilbert Hotel. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert's_paradox_of_the_Grand_Hotel Basically you consider a Hotel with an infinite but countable number of rooms. That is, it has a Room #1, Room #2, Room #3, and so on, such that there is a room corresponding to every positive integer. Every room of the hotel is occupied. The paradox is that even though every room in the hotel is occupied, you can still accommodate a new guest. If a new guest comes, simply tell everyone to move one room down. The new guest can then take Room #1. The hotel can also hold 2 new guests -- tell everyone to move down 2 rooms. You can extend this to say that the hotel can hold any finite number of guests by having the current guests move down a certain number of rooms. The hotel can also hold INFINITE additional guests. If we have an infinite (but countable) number of guests arrive, have the current guests occupy only the even numbered rooms. There are infinitely many even numbered rooms, so all can be accounted for. And now we have all of the odd numbered rooms free, and there are infinitely many of those so we can assign our new guests to those rooms. So yes, it is normal for it to be confusing to get your head around the idea. -- No amount of planning will ever replace dumb luck. <cite>Ness26 posted [p:946890] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> Infinity is not something that easily makes sense conceptually. Consider the Hilbert Hotel.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert's_paradox_of_the_Grand_HotelBasically you consider a Hotel with an infinite but countable number of rooms. That is, it has a Room #1, Room #2, Room #3, and so on, such that there is a room corresponding to every positive integer. Every room of the hotel is occupied.The paradox is that even though every room in the hotel is occupied, you can still accommodate a new guest. If a new guest comes, simply tell everyone to move one room down. The new guest can then take Room #1. The hotel can also hold 2 new guests -- tell everyone to move down 2 rooms. You can extend this to say that the hotel can hold any finite number of guests by having the current guests move down a certain number of rooms.The hotel can also hold INFINITE additional guests. If we have an infinite (but countable) number of guests arrive, have the current guests occupy only the even numbered rooms. There are infinitely many even numbered rooms, so all can be accounted for. And now we have all of the odd numbered rooms free, and there are infinitely many of those so we can assign our new guests to those rooms.So yes, it is normal for it to be confusing to get your head around the idea. -- No amount of planning will ever replace dumb luck. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
X_Dante_X 03/25/12 3:18:00 PM #62:	what an annoying hotel to stay out, they constantly make you switch rooms I'm imagining getting a call at like 3 in the morning, and them being all YOU GOTTA MOVE DOWN THE HALL and then the process happens again ten minutes later -- boring and mundane signature Now with more bold! Less Italics due to bold <cite>X_Dante_X posted [p:946891] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> what an annoying hotel to stay out, they constantly make you switch roomsI'm imagining getting a call at like 3 in the morning, and them being all YOU GOTTA MOVE DOWN THE HALLand then the process happens again ten minutes later -- boring and mundane signatureNow with more bold! Less Italics due to bold </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Westbrick 03/25/12 3:26:00 PM #63:	So yes, it is normal for it to be confusing to get your head around the idea. This is literally all I'm saying. Christ. As someone who's perfectly familiar with all the proofs of .999 = 1 and has been for years, the one thing I have learned from this topic is that people take their trivial math proofs very, very seriously. -- Tebow to Jests? http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png <cite>Westbrick posted [p:946892] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> So yes, it is normal for it to be confusing to get your head around the idea. This is literally all I'm saying. Christ.As someone who's perfectly familiar with all the proofs of .999 = 1 and has been for years, the one thing I have learned from this topic is that people take their trivial math proofs very, very seriously. -- Tebow to Jests?http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
foolm0ron 03/25/12 3:34:00 PM #64:	From: Westbrick \| #056 Obviously not! 1 is not "infinitely close" to 1; it is 1. And the idea that people who question the conceptual incongruity between the terms are "stupid" is just silly. Yes, you are stupid if you are presented with step-by-step explanations for why "infinitely close to" is the same as "equals", and you STILL somehow don't understand it. -- _foolmo_ 'Ulti is like when your parents post something on your facebook status' - Sir Cobain <cite>foolm0ron posted [p:946893] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> From: Westbrick \| #056Obviously not! 1 is not "infinitely close" to 1; it is 1. And the idea that people who question the conceptual incongruity between the terms are "stupid" is just silly.Yes, you are stupid if you are presented with step-by-step explanations for why "infinitely close to" is the same as "equals", and you STILL somehow don't understand it. -- _foolmo_'Ulti is like when your parents post something on your facebook status' - Sir Cobain </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tyder21 03/25/12 3:39:00 PM #65:	From: X_Dante_X \| #062 what an annoying hotel to stay out, they constantly make you switch rooms I'm imagining getting a call at like 3 in the morning, and them being all YOU GOTTA MOVE DOWN THE HALL and then the process happens again ten minutes later It would be even more annoying if 2 to the power of the number of people in the hotel showed up. The managers would be confused because no matter where they moved you, they would never be able to fit all the people inside of the hotel. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuum_hypothesis -- Pun's Rendition of Myself: http://img.imgcake.com/Punny/TYDERpngyr.png Anime List: http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 <cite>tyder21 posted [p:946894] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> From: X_Dante_X \| #062what an annoying hotel to stay out, they constantly make you switch roomsI'm imagining getting a call at like 3 in the morning, and them being all YOU GOTTA MOVE DOWN THE HALLand then the process happens again ten minutes laterIt would be even more annoying if 2 to the power of the number of people in the hotel showed up. The managers would be confused because no matter where they moved you, they would never be able to fit all the people inside of the hotel.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuum_hypothesis -- Pun's Rendition of Myself: http://img.imgcake.com/Punny/TYDERpngyr.pngAnime List: http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
X_Dante_X 03/25/12 3:42:00 PM #66:	I'd be chill with that - they'd be so concerned trying to figure it out, they wouldn't kick me out of my room and I could get some rest -- boring and mundane signature Now with more bold! Less Italics due to bold <cite>X_Dante_X posted [p:946895] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> I'd be chill with that - they'd be so concerned trying to figure it out, they wouldn't kick me out of my room and I could get some rest -- boring and mundane signatureNow with more bold! Less Italics due to bold </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Westbrick 03/25/12 3:50:00 PM #67:	Yes, you are stupid if you are presented with step-by-step explanations for why "infinitely close to" is the same as "equals", and you STILL somehow don't understand it. Please explain to me, in words, why "infinitely close to" means "is the same as." We all understand that the proofs work out this way, but, as has been shown time and time again in this topic, anything involving infinity is going to be incredibly hard to wrap one's head around. And do try and keep the language toned down. We're just talking about math, no need to call people stupid. -- Tebow to Jests? http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png <cite>Westbrick posted [p:946896] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> Yes, you are stupid if you are presented with step-by-step explanations for why "infinitely close to" is the same as "equals", and you STILL somehow don't understand it.Please explain to me, in words, why "infinitely close to" means "is the same as." We all understand that the proofs work out this way, but, as has been shown time and time again in this topic, anything involving infinity is going to be incredibly hard to wrap one's head around.And do try and keep the language toned down. We're just talking about math, no need to call people stupid. -- Tebow to Jests?http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rocket157 03/25/12 3:53:00 PM #68:	This is still a debate? Also, I actually did enjoy the video. blastin' off, yo -- [Vacant Space For Sale] <cite>rocket157 posted [p:946897] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> This is still a debate? Also, I actually did enjoy the video.blastin' off, yo -- [Vacant Space For Sale] </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
foolm0ron 03/25/12 3:54:00 PM #69:	From: Westbrick \| #067 Please explain to me, in words, why "infinitely close to" means "is the same as." We all understand that the proofs work out this way, but, as has been shown time and time again in this topic, anything involving infinity is going to be incredibly hard to wrap one's head around. Sure, so you just want more detail in the proof to be convinced. That is fine, and isn't an indication of stupidity. Well here's the best way to explain it. Think of any 2 different real numbers (decimal numbers). Now think of a number in between those 2 numbers. It's ALWAYS possible, right? Now think of 2 equal real numbers, 2.5 and 2.5 or something. Try to think of a number between those 2 numbers. Impossible, right? Now try to think of a number between .999 repeating and 1. Impossible, right? That's because .999 repeating is infinitely close to 1, so there does not exist a number between it and 1. Therefore they are equal, and that's why infinitely close is equivalent to equality. -- _foolmo_ 'It's easy to get yourself in trouble if you start quoting people who don't like you in your signature' - Mods <cite>foolm0ron posted [p:946898] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> From: Westbrick \| #067Please explain to me, in words, why "infinitely close to" means "is the same as." We all understand that the proofs work out this way, but, as has been shown time and time again in this topic, anything involving infinity is going to be incredibly hard to wrap one's head around.Sure, so you just want more detail in the proof to be convinced. That is fine, and isn't an indication of stupidity.Well here's the best way to explain it. Think of any 2 different real numbers (decimal numbers). Now think of a number in between those 2 numbers. It's ALWAYS possible, right?Now think of 2 equal real numbers, 2.5 and 2.5 or something. Try to think of a number between those 2 numbers. Impossible, right?Now try to think of a number between .999 repeating and 1. Impossible, right? That's because .999 repeating is infinitely close to 1, so there does not exist a number between it and 1. Therefore they are equal, and that's why infinitely close is equivalent to equality. -- _foolmo_'It's easy to get yourself in trouble if you start quoting people who don't like you in your signature' - Mods </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Westbrick 03/25/12 3:55:00 PM #70:	Another thing worth pointing out for all the smart people in this topic: .999 = 1 ultimately means that they're both notations for the same thing, much like 1/2 and .5. It does not mean that a series which gradually approaches some number at an infinite rate necessarily reaches that number. Many people wrongly infer that .999 = 1 serves as a solution to Zeno's paradoxes (which is equally untrue of calculus, for other reasons). -- Tebow to Jests? http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png <cite>Westbrick posted [p:946899] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> Another thing worth pointing out for all the smart people in this topic: .999 = 1 ultimately means that they're both notations for the same thing, much like 1/2 and .5. It does not mean that a series which gradually approaches some number at an infinite rate necessarily reaches that number. Many people wrongly infer that .999 = 1 serves as a solution to Zeno's paradoxes (which is equally untrue of calculus, for other reasons). -- Tebow to Jests?http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PurpleMonkDish 03/25/12 4:01:00 PM #71:	From: Westbrick \| #070 Another thing worth pointing out for all the smart people in this topic: .999 = 1 ultimately means that they're both notations for the same thing, much like 1/2 and .5. It does not mean that a series which gradually approaches some number at an infinite rate necessarily reaches that number. Many people wrongly infer that .999 = 1 serves as a solution to Zeno's paradoxes (which is equally untrue of calculus, for other reasons). You have this inane belief that numbers "approach" or "reach" other numbers. They don't. Numbers don't move. They just are. -- GDiffuser\|Nothing's wrong with the SuperNiceDog I like popular things \| Sens status: Good! <cite>PurpleMonkDish posted [p:946900] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> From: Westbrick \| #070Another thing worth pointing out for all the smart people in this topic: .999 = 1 ultimately means that they're both notations for the same thing, much like 1/2 and .5. It does not mean that a series which gradually approaches some number at an infinite rate necessarily reaches that number. Many people wrongly infer that .999 = 1 serves as a solution to Zeno's paradoxes (which is equally untrue of calculus, for other reasons).You have this inane belief that numbers "approach" or "reach" other numbers. They don't. Numbers don't move. They just are. -- GDiffuser\|Nothing's wrong with the SuperNiceDogI like popular things \| Sens status: Good! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Westbrick 03/25/12 4:10:00 PM #72:	You have this inane belief that numbers "approach" or "reach" other numbers. They don't. Numbers don't move. They just are. Um? This is what series do. When you have a series of numbers, say 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 + ... that's outlined roughly in Zeno's paradoxes, then the result does indeed "approach" others. Just to clarify, people in my own personal experiences have used .999 = 1, a concept which is already a little confusing thanks to its involvement of the infinite, to make claims far beyond what they're entitled to. But apparently this makes me both "stupid" and "inane." You people take math more seriously than politics! -- Tebow to Jests? http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png <cite>Westbrick posted [p:946901] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> You have this inane belief that numbers "approach" or "reach" other numbers. They don't. Numbers don't move. They just are.Um? This is what series do. When you have a series of numbers, say 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 + ... that's outlined roughly in Zeno's paradoxes, then the result does indeed "approach" others. Just to clarify, people in my own personal experiences have used .999 = 1, a concept which is already a little confusing thanks to its involvement of the infinite, to make claims far beyond what they're entitled to. But apparently this makes me both "stupid" and "inane." You people take math more seriously than politics! -- Tebow to Jests?http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tyder21 03/25/12 4:18:00 PM #73:	From: Westbrick \| #072 You people take math more seriously than politics! It's certainly more interesting. -- Pun's Rendition of Myself: http://img.imgcake.com/Punny/TYDERpngyr.png Anime List: http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 <cite>tyder21 posted [p:946902] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> From: Westbrick \| #072You people take math more seriously than politics!It's certainly more interesting. -- Pun's Rendition of Myself: http://img.imgcake.com/Punny/TYDERpngyr.pngAnime List: http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Westbrick 03/25/12 4:29:00 PM #74:	.999 = 1 is interesting? If you say so. I'm not even sure what the truth value of this assertion is, despite a notational clarification. Does it actually find practical application, or is it more an idle thought experiment? -- Tebow to Jests? http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png <cite>Westbrick posted [p:946903] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> .999 = 1 is interesting? If you say so. I'm not even sure what the truth value of this assertion is, despite a notational clarification. Does it actually find practical application, or is it more an idle thought experiment? -- Tebow to Jests?http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m19b15IB731qzdb47o1_400.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
agesboy 03/25/12 4:35:00 PM #75:	*special_sauce posted...* In other news, I just fell in love with this chick in this video. oh my god möbiaboros -- "Duel audio? You mean like rap battles?" - termina_rzident KrahenProphet and Kana are on opposite ends of the Awesome Spectrum. <cite>agesboy posted [p:946904] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> special_sauce posted...In other news, I just fell in love with this chick in this video.oh my god möbiaboros -- "Duel audio? You mean like rap battles?" - termina_rzidentKrahenProphet and Kana are on opposite ends of the Awesome Spectrum. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SovietOmega 03/25/12 5:10:00 PM #76:	i can't get enough of these... e to the i to the e i o equals e to the wau to the tau wau wau~ she is so cute when she trolls us XD <3 -- There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out <cite>SovietOmega posted [p:946905] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> i can't get enough of these...e to the i to the e i o equals e to the wau to the tau wau wau~she is so cute when she trolls us XD <3 -- There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Forceful_Dragon 03/25/12 5:12:00 PM #77:	did you just discover Vihart ITT Omega? -- ~Ç~ http://img.imgcake.com/AlecTrevylan006/fdshieldpngyn.png Eff_Dee http://img.imgcake.com/nio/9fdpngys.png <cite>Forceful_Dragon posted [p:946906] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> did you just discover Vihart ITT Omega? -- ~Ç~ http://img.imgcake.com/AlecTrevylan006/fdshieldpngyn.png Eff_Deehttp://img.imgcake.com/nio/9fdpngys.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SovietOmega 03/25/12 5:14:00 PM #78:	because of this topic, yes. i have no regrets. -- There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out <cite>SovietOmega posted [p:946907] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> because of this topic, yes. i have no regrets. -- There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZX_Lucian 03/25/12 5:20:00 PM #79:	Debates are garbage! CRUNCH! I'll add it...to...never mind. -- If you're reading this I'm on my iPhone or you clicked on my profile. <cite>ZX_Lucian posted [p:946908] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> Debates are garbage! CRUNCH!I'll add it...to...never mind. -- If you're reading this I'm on my iPhone or you clicked on my profile. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The Real Truth 03/25/12 5:21:00 PM #80:	I love these topics because it's a bunch of people arguing about nothing, and other trying to purposely annoy those people. -- Tornadoman78: tornadoman and tornadogirl like to kick box each other in my tornaolayzers and she dosent even mind getting hit <cite>The Real Truth posted [p:946909] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> I love these topics because it's a bunch of people arguing about nothing, and other trying to purposely annoy those people. -- Tornadoman78:tornadoman and tornadogirl like to kick box each other in my tornaolayzers and she dosent even mind getting hit </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rychu_supadude 03/25/12 6:03:00 PM #81:	The main thing this topic proves is that math is more awesome than science. <cite>rychu_supadude posted [p:946910] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> The main thing this topic proves is that math is more awesome than science. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dinobot19 03/25/12 6:17:00 PM #82:	.999 doesn't equal 1, topic title is a lie (I'm sure people pointed out the lack of dots way earlier but I don't feel like reading) -- XD blitz did you warn me? -Angerfist No, but I'm suspending you right now. -BlitzBoy <cite>dinobot19 posted [p:946911] in .999 = 1. ... [t:62352150]...</cite> <quote> .999 doesn't equal 1, topic title is a lie(I'm sure people pointed out the lack of dots way earlier but I don't feel like reading) -- XD blitz did you warn me? -AngerfistNo, but I'm suspending you right now. -BlitzBoy </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Board 8 > .999 = 1. Proof included. (+) Yeah! (+)

Board 8 > .999 = 1. Proof included.