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If someone gives you a one-time offer where you spend $1,000 for a 1 in 1,000 chance to get $1,000,000,000, are you taking the offer?
reddit.comIf someone gives you a one-time offer where you spend $1,000 for a 1 in 1,000 chance to get $1,000,000,000, are you taking the offer?
reddit.comDo you like responding to polls on this subreddit?
reddit.comLet's all work together to force SPP's system to have some semblance of consistency and usefulness!
Any ideas?
If 0.999...≠1, then 0.333...≠1/3.
0.999...≠1
0.999.../3≠1/3
0.333...≠1/3
Any thoughts, SouthPark_Piano?
Here's an example of TB being intelligent, if anyone was looking for it
reddit.comProof time!
TamponBazooka claims that the output of the function (0.999...+n)/(n+1) is equal to the same constant value for all n≠-1.
This means that for all m and n where neither are equal to -1, the following equality is true:
(0.999...+m)/(m+1)=(0.999...+n)/(n+1)
Let's now set m equal to 1 and n equal to 3. As we established, this maintains the equality, as neither m nor n is equal to -1. This gives us the following equation:
(0.999...+1)/(1+1)=(0.999...+3)/(3+1)
Let's do the addition in the denominators now.
(0.999...+1)/2=(0.999...+3)/4
Now, let's multiply both sides by 4.
2(0.999...+1)=0.999...+3
We can turn the left side into the following: 0.999...+0.999...+1+1, as multiplication is just repeated addition.
0.999...+0.999...+1+1=0.999...+3
We can now subtract 1 twice from both sides, leaving us with the following:
0.999...+0.999...=0.999...+1
Now, we can subtract 0.999... from both sides, leaving us with this equality:
0.999...=1
So, TB, any thoughts?
TamponBazooka, you've said before that you think (0.999...+1)/2 = 0.999..., but what do you think (0.999...+2)/3 equals?
And in general, for any given expression in the form of (0.999...+n)/(n+1), what do you think the answer is?
SouthPark_Piano, is 0.999... growing faster than 0.999...?
reddit.comAre these signs (from Duck Life Adventure/Duck Life 8) AI slop?
When I first encountered signs like these, I immediately got AI slop vibes from them. They also use the same text font that is often used in AI slop.
I could probably find more examples of signs like these throughout the map if anyone wants them.
Edit: To clarify, I'm pretty sure that these signs were not added to the game until relatively recently, as I do not remember them being here in a previous playthrough of the game.
SouthPark_Piano, do you believe that 0.111...=1/9, 0.222...=2/9, 0.333...=3/9, et cetera?
And if you believe that the pattern breaks somewhere, why do you believe that?
For those that said that you view Stalin in a nonpositive light in the linked poll, what is the worst thing you think he did out of these options?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ussr/s/WxJDMeje20
To clarify, I do not believe that any of these statements are true. I view Stalin in a positive light.
Also to clarify, you should pick the option out of those listed that is the worst thing you think he actually did.
If you have any questions, feel free to comment them down below!
Is what Just_Rational_Being says here accurate?
reddit.comSouthPark_Piano, what are some of the pro-equality arguments that you had the most trouble debunking?
And how did you end up debunking them?
SouthPark_Piano, would you say that this statement about 0.999... is accurate?
For all n, if there is a 9 in the nth decimal position of 0.999..., then there is also a 9 in the n+1th decimal position.
Rookie error on your part brud.
0.999... is simply always 1.
SPP, do you believe in the Transitive Property of Equality?
Like, if you are given the information that x=y and y=z, do you believe you can conclude that x=z from that information?
I think it's time to evaluate what fractions of the subreddit support communism and/or Stalin, so let's do a poll!
Pick the option which aligns with your beliefs.
To clarify, for the purposes of this question, viewing Stalin in a positive light doesn't mean that you support absolutely everything he did. Rather, it means that although he made mistakes, you view him as a generally good person/leader. This clarification applies similarly to communism and to viewing stuff in a negative light.