• @[email protected]
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      53 months ago

      Three party system : I will do everything party A+2 and party B+1

      Unfortunately party A&B spent the last 4 decades destroying the education system so no one knows algebra anymore (including me so I might have done that wrong).

    • @Agent641
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      23 months ago

      Opponent: I’ll pay a gang to beat me 9/10ths the way to death

  • @Inucune
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    83 months ago

    He’s going the distance!

  • @FooBarrington
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    63 months ago

    Wait… If you add all the numbers together, don’t you get 0? Since for every number you’re also adding the negative.

    • @Acters
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      63 months ago

      Huh that would make him the most truthful politician… What a paradox

    • HeuristicAlgorithm9
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      You’re probably gonna hate this, but I think it actually matters how you add them up. Cuz think if you add 0 + 1 + 2 - 1 + 3 - 2 + 4… that pattern will always be positive. (And this is assuming we’re only using integers)

      • @FooBarrington
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        53 months ago

        And this is why I don’t ask the mathematicians in my life to sum up infinite lists of integers anymore. Smh

    • @voldage
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      13 months ago

      Technically (not really) sum of all positive integers results in -1/12, which is due to the nature of infinite series and MATH I no longer understand. So it stands to reason, that if you add a -1 multiplier and sum results of both series together, you would get 0! Approximately.

      • HeuristicAlgorithm9
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        23 months ago

        I also can’t remember the maths, but iirc the -1/12 value is based on a faulty assumption somewhere in the calculation (probably dividing by 0 at some point)

        • @voldage
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          23 months ago

          The faulty assumption in the more naive approach was treating operations on infinite series in the same way you would treat operations on finite sums. The order of elements being added is important, as it does change the series, and the naive approach based on putting 0 in between each numbers like 0 + 1 + 0 + 2 + … which was incorrect. There are ways to prove it does sum up to -1/12 from what I remember though, it’s just the addition of 0’s that’s bad.

  • @Snapz
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    23 months ago

    6 minute abs