Hello

Hello guys just wanted to let you know that you are all deep state Mossad agents for playing this disgusting freak of a character

Stop calling me anti semitic when I ban l*cke

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u/gikl3 — 7 days ago

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SPP teaches us that 0.999... is permanently less than 1. For everyone, everyday, everywhere, every how. Even in Spain and even in pianos filled with flames.

But we also know that Rome was not built in a day.

Let us consider the possibility of Rome being built in 0.999... days which is permanently less than 1 day i.e. it is still night aka the owls are out aka the roosters are not calling.

But then how could Rome be built in 0.999... days if everyone is sleeping which they must be since 0.999... days is permanently less than 1 day?

How did they put the final light bulb in the Colosseum, and how many Romans does it take to put in this light bulb, and does it take 0.999... Romans? But this is never 1 Roman therefore Rome was built by 0 Romans and this brings us to the explanation of why the empire fell due to labour shortage aka population shortage aka existence shortage.

So now we bring it back to an earlier discussed problem... Fall 0.999... times stand up 2 times aka sqrt(4) times... Rome indeed fell once but if it was built 0.999... times then it may only fall 0.999... times...

This is a philosophical aka epistemological aka ontological aka tricky problem not for the likes of the layman but for the likes of SPP

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u/gikl3 — 25 days ago

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We know that if you fall seven times...... You have to stand up eight. But what if you fall 0.999... times? Do you stand up 0.999...1 times? Or 1 time or 2 times aka 1+1 times aka 3-1 times? Aka sqrt(4) times?

Or do you have to consider divide negation?

This is a problem aka a conundrum aka a pickle aka a kerfuffle.

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u/gikl3 — 25 days ago

Brud

Don't remove my proof this time brud...

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Let s = 0.9...

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Now let s=t, where t=1

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Therefore 0.9...=1

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Qed

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u/gikl3 — 1 month ago

Believe me brud. There is no limit on the number of numbers. No limit on the limitless.

u/gikl3 — 1 month ago