Striker to Showerthoughts • 10 months ago2+2=4 but what if 4 didn't exist?message-square25arrow-up113arrow-down156
arrow-up1-43arrow-down1message-square2+2=4 but what if 4 didn't exist?Striker to Showerthoughts • 10 months agomessage-square25
minus-squareDem-Bo SainlinkEnglish3•edit-210 months agobecause 4 doesn’t exist… …I suppose it could also be 10.
Then you have modular arithmetic.
2+2=1
If you’re working in modulo 3 arithmetic.
because 4 doesn’t exist…
…I suppose it could also be 10.
or 11 if 3 doesn’t exist either