Reminds me of when Troy fixed the water fountain in Community.
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This funny but so cruel. If you have any interest, check the interview of the mathetician (YouTube, Numberphile) whose work OpenAI stole.
Seriously, FuckAI.
Didn't it happen twice already?
Seriously. I have a product I just invented that I might be able to make a living manufacturing and selling (it's a cheap but effective practice instrument) but I'm not so much as uploading photos from my old digital camera before I talk to an IP lawyer (I can think of one specific patent I might be infringing) just in case Amazon starts getting ideas
Speaking of talented math YouTubers, have you seen bprp?
Here is a breakthrough in mathematics right quick. Itβs 1+1=1 because the two ones have been fused together to make a longer number but itβs still one.
or take 0.6+0.6=1.2 and round it to 1+1=1
Johannes Kepler lost his nose because of an argument of 2+2=5 with greater values of 2. You deserve to lose a nose.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tycho_Brahe#Tycho's_nose
On 29 December 1566 at the age of 20, Tycho lost part of his nose in a sword duel with a fellow Danish nobleman, his third cousin Manderup Parsberg. At an engagement party at the home of Professor Lucas Bachmeister on 10 December the two had drunkenly quarreled over who was the superior mathematician.[12] On 29 December, the cousins resolved their feud with a duel in the dark. Though the two were later reconciled, in the duel Tycho lost the bridge of his nose and gained a broad scar across his forehead.[13]
It's sort of like how Russian's prove who has the better car insurer after an accident
Hahah, that's the one I was thinking of, though I couldn't remember the origin, thanks!
This is the opposite of what I've heard about extremely large values of two.
I thought 1 + 1 = 11, specifically because it's two ones fused together?
Good Sol Hunting
For the unawares it turns out that the recent "breakthroughs" made by ChatGPT were just stolen work.


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