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He's indoctrinating out youth with a satanic Muslim mysticism called Al-Gebra.
I could go for a little Shakira law.
Oh Facebook must be lighting up with frothing boomers right now
I, for one, enjoy Roman numerals.
Oh yeah big guy? How many letters you need to write 3999?
Isn't it MMMIM? Only one extra character
I love doing 3999+1 in Roman numerals in my head without converting first.
That's easy: many.
one for one? what does that mean?
I hate that when i see memes like this all i can think is "its only a matter of time before stupid people share this with other stupid people unironically"
It probably happened before you even saw the meme.
Fox News is gonna run a piece on how we must eliminate Arabic numerals from American society. Your family will be talking about this travesty at Thanksgiving.
I shared it ironically with a group of people that won't understand it. I proceed to watch silently as they raise their cortisol levels.
Roman! Cousin, let's go bowling!
A new Home maker class featuring falafel and hummus as side dishes is now mandatory to graduate High school.
Fuck, I would have enjoyed that course.
Homemade falafel and hummus is so much better than store bought and so easy. I just gotta perfect a pita recipe.
I love falafel and hummus. I only found out a couple years ago but I've spent many a meal making up for lost time ♥️
Home made babaganoush is also amazing.
Slice a large eggplant in half, place face down in a glass baking pan. Add a few tablespoons oil, shake salt, pepper, paprika, garlic powder lightly on top. Cover with lid and bake at 375° for an hour. Till skin is shriveled and darker. You can also uncover near the end and roast it more if you like.
Let it cool. Take each half and scrape the loose insides into a food processor, it should just all slide off the skin. Add a few cloves of garlic, some lemon juice (maybe 3 tableapoons or adjust to your tastes), then toast a layer of sesame seeds in a smaller pan 6 or 9 inch sized with a bit of oil. Stir them often because they will burn if the heat gets to them too long. Add to the food processor and blend till garlic and seeds are chopped fine. Salt and pepper to taste.
these people are probably going to confuse hummus with humus.
Like the flight where the 'Karen' notified the stewardess that a passenger was writing notes in a foreign language and was concerned he was a possible threat. Turned out he was doing math equations
Are you referring to the dihydrogen monoxide scares of the ‘00s?
100% of the people that drink that die.
🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, our stupid people really broke the mold over here. They are painfully dumb, and trying to reason with them will actually damage your health.
I This is Roman discrimination II Half of MAGA doesnt know what an Arabic numeral is. III Reeeeeeeeeee IV Roman numerals are superior
一二三四五六七八九十
i like these :)
One syllable per character. Coolest language ever. :D
(Also hardest characters to remember)
one syllable per character
一 is pronounced "i-chi"
Oh lol, I automatically assumed Chinese because that is the language I know...
(But I mean... the Kanji is the same as the 漢字 (HanZi), its not always obvious which language is being referred to lol)
ichi ni san yon go rokku nana hachi kyuu juu
"Half" of MAGA? 😂
I learned Arabic numerals in 1978 in preschool in Wyoming, and I never became a terrorist.
Well to be fair, the republicunts would prefer kids not learn any numbers because only stupid people vote for Cons...
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A photo of Zohran Mamdani standing in front of an American flag. It is captioned:
Mamdani has announced his first policy: children in New York public schools will now be required to learn Arabic numerals
Funny that in Chinese, I literally have always known it as 阿拉伯數字 (Arabic Numerals).
I'm starting to realize more and more how much the Chinese Language is just simply better at teaching concepts.
Disclaimer, I am ethnic Chinese, but I'm totally not biased at all :D
Edit:
Also, while we're on the topic of Numerals, teach Chinese Numbers as well, its literally one syllable per character, much easier to pronounce and remember.
English has become my primary language, but I still often find myself counting in Chinese (Cantonese).
They're definitely known as Arabic numerals elsewhere too. It's mentioned in Math class fairly early on when Roman numerals are also introduced. I'm sure that even in American schools, it's mentioned that they're called Arabic numerals.
Unless you mean that in Chinese there's just no word for "numbers" and you have to use the name of the specific system?
I mean, I've personally never heard of the term "Arabic Numeral" being uttered in a classroom from 2nd grade all the way through Highschool in the US Schools I've went to. It's just "write the numbers in words" or in "numbers/digits".
We call them Arabic numerals too but the street name is numbers. Very powerful concept
Chinese/Japanese characters have kindof always led to good student outcomes in wrote memorization because of the necessity of pattern recognition. With an alphabet there’s simply less to learn, and you don’t have much context since etymology in alphabet based languages is so much more esoteric.
Also, Americans aren’t really taught much about technology from outside of the American sphere of influence. American schooling has a lot of dead zones.



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