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  • Infelizmente nós não acabar ficando juntos. Da próxima vez!

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    731 KB Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:28 No.3638661  
    ITT: actually usefull things you learned on /sci/

    for me:
    >1. pic related
    >2. the importance of the notion of a biological spandrel. Not every phenotypic trait has to be the product of adaptive selection.
    >3. space can expand beyond the speed of light
    >0.999... = 1
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:30 No.3638672
    >0.999... = 1

    You...never went to high school?
    >> EK !EKFQOBUFnQ 08/27/11(Sat)16:31 No.3638675
    >>3638672
    they never taught me that at high school. I think i learned it here as well.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:31 No.3638678
    >>3638672
    Technically we don't have high-school in my country, so no.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:33 No.3638685
    >>3638672
    >0.999... = 1

    noep.jpeg

    0.999... at a count of infinity has a limit of 1 but never reaches quite reaches 1 exactly.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:33 No.3638686
    yfw I learned about precession as part of my curriculum at 16.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:34 No.3638688
    >>3638678
    But yeah they didn't teach this to us in the equivalent of high-school neither.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:34 No.3638690
    I learned that engineers love the cock.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:34 No.3638697
    >>3638685

    nope.jpg

    It does.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:35 No.3638701
    >>3638685
    We're not having this discussion. Read:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0.999...
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:36 No.3638704
    >>3638686
    Did you read anything beyond the first paragraph?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:37 No.3638711
    >>3638704

    I was referring to all of it. U jelly of our kick ass british schools?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:38 No.3638714
    >>3638685
    If 0.999... is a number at all, it has a value. How can it "have a limit of 1" and be equal to something else?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:39 No.3638719
    >>3638711
    There's no way you learned about diffusion tensor imaging and chemical imaging at age 16.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:41 No.3638729
    >>3638719

    I actually did though.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:42 No.3638731
    >>3638714
    Read the fucking wiki page.
    >In mathematics, the repeating decimal 0.999... (which may also be written as 0.9 with dot over the 9, 0.(9), or as 0. followed by any number of 9s in the repeating decimal) denotes a real number that can be shown to be the number one. In other words, the symbols 0.999... and 1 represent the same number. Proofs of this equality have been formulated with varying degrees of mathematical rigour, taking into account preferred development of the real numbers, background assumptions, historical context, and target audience.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:42 No.3638732
    I don't think I actually learned too much here... I learned about the Dunning-Kruger effect, and I got a few neat textbooks. Also heard about that Stanford AI-class here first. Had a few interesting discussions related to evolution that didn't turn into troll-fests... oh yeah, I learned about that new DRACO treatment here and about that using HIV to rebuild T-cells and fight leukemia!
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:43 No.3638735
    >>3638729
    Of course you did.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:46 No.3638742
    >>3638735

    Confirmed for mad.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:48 No.3638753
    >>3638742
    I actually though that would come across as quite well composed. Why would I be mad about something so obviously not true? Silly is all it is, but what ever.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:48 No.3638755
    >>3638742
    confirmed for child
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:49 No.3638758
    >>3638714

    Math graduate here.

    Listen, i will tell this once:

    The reason why mathematical 'proofs' say that 0.9_ = 1 it is because of the mathematical fallacy towards to reality.

    What i want to say is that in math 0.9_ is indeed 1 but not in reality.
    That is why many proffs i know say the same thing: mathematics is not a sufficient representation of reality.

    In other words, both sides are right, the ones that support the 0.9_=1 are right because proofs say so, the other side is right because in reality 0.9!=1

    tldr; Infinity is imaginary, imaginary proofs of imaginary equations are imaginary right.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:50 No.3638763
    The nuclear reaction that powers the sun is crazy rare and that's why the sun isn't hotter.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:53 No.3638781
    0.9999 is not a number because of infinity.

    If you make the mistake to use it as a number you will get 0.999 =1
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:56 No.3638793
    OCR A level physics


    5.4.2 Diagnosis methods in medicine

    (f) outline the use of MRI (magnetic resonance
    imaging) to obtain diagnostic information
    about internal organs (HSW 3, 4c and 6a)

    http://www.ocr.org.uk/download/kd/ocr_9587_kd_gce_spec.pdf

    Problem, bitch?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:57 No.3638795
    >>3638793

    Sorry, brainfart, posted wrong thing.


    (d) outline the principles of magnetic resonance,
    with reference to precession of nuclei, Larmor
    frequency, resonance and relaxation time
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)16:58 No.3638797
    >>3638758

    >Math graduate here
    >numbers exist in reality

    wat
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:00 No.3638806
    >>3638797
    i levelled with /sci/ sry.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:02 No.3638812
    >>3638793
    >search DTI, 0 hits
    >search diffusion, 0 hits

    >Problem, bitch?
    No problem at all.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:08 No.3638838
    >>3638812

    >>Implying that isn't just the basic curriculum.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:11 No.3638861
    >>3638838
    I don't even know what you are mad about.
    >> CNS !MT.CNS.YRY 08/27/11(Sat)17:12 No.3638866
    >>3638661
    >1. pic related
    I see you saved my guide :)
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:15 No.3638894
    >>3638866
    :D
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:17 No.3638905
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    >>3638838
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:18 No.3638914
    >>3638758
    >implying mathematics is reality
    >the other side is right because in reality 0.9!=1
    >implying reality has any bearing on symbolic expressions like 0.9... or 1
    nope
    hard fail
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:20 No.3638922
    /sci/ nothing technical.
    Writing LaTeX equations.
    Trolling/rebutting religious folk.
    Job opportunities for scientists are better in Germany than the US.
    Good popsci exists. (GEB)
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:21 No.3638929
    >>3638731
    >illiterate anger
    I think what you're telling him to read is exactly what he was implying, douche
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:21 No.3638932
    >>3638685
    You're dumb.

    1/3 = .333...
    2/3 = .666...
    3/3 = ???
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:22 No.3638938
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    >>3638866

    >CNS
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:22 No.3638941
    >>3638781
    Except it is a number. It's called 1.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:22 No.3638944
    >>3638929
    It isn't though. He's questioning the fact that 0.999... represents a number because it has a limit.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:25 No.3638965
    >>3638714
    If a function is continuous and defined at a point, its limit is identical to that point.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:26 No.3638971
    >>3638944
    >doesn't understand rhetorical use of 'if ...'
    confirmed idiot
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:26 No.3638973
    I learned that no matter which 4chan board you go to everyone's an idiot.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:27 No.3638979
    >>3638944
    No.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:28 No.3638983
    >>3638971
    ...
    0.999... at a count of infinity has a limit of 1 but never reaches quite reaches 1 exactly.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:29 No.3638986
    >>3638979
    So correct me where I'm wrong. Why are you saying 0.999... =/= 1 again?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:29 No.3638987
    >>3638965
    >suggesting an expression like 0.9... denotes anything but a constant
    >talking about continuous functions
    >all over the place
    confirmed retard
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:30 No.3638991
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    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:30 No.3638993
    >>3638987
    f(x) = 1
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:32 No.3639004
    >>3638987
    You get to call me a retard, I get to call you someone who doesn't think that .999... doesn't equal exactly 1.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:32 No.3639007
    >>3638941
    no.
    Its not.

    The 1/3= 0.333
    2/3=0.666
    3/3=1

    Is not exactly how it looks.
    Its a human error and not a mathematical.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:33 No.3639013
    >>3638983
    >can't follow thread
    therefore, illiterate retard
    >>3638714 said
    >>>3638685
    >If 0.999... is a number at all, it has a value. How can it "have a limit of 1" and be equal to something else?
    The comment BEFORE it
    >>3638685 said
    >0.999... at a count of infinity has a limit of 1 but never reaches quite reaches 1 exactly.
    such fail
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:35 No.3639018
    Not much beyond pretty pictures and good pop sci.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:36 No.3639021
    >>3639004
    I get to call you illiterate because you think that's what I think.
    >>3638993
    >invoking functions for no good reason
    strong retard
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:36 No.3639022
    >>3638986
    That is not what is being said.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:37 No.3639027
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    >this thread
    We all agree 0.999... = 1? Good.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:38 No.3639030
    >>3639007
    >disregards trailing ...
    you are the error your mom didn't abort
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:39 No.3639036
    >PhD in Mathematics
    >Any job I want
    >300K starting

    That's it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:40 No.3639041
    >0.999.. and 1 are the same number.

    Its like saying 1 and 2 are the same number.
    If its not the same number its NOT THE FUCKING SAME NUMBER.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:42 No.3639052
    >>3639041
    >0.999... can't be the same number. you write them differently!
    >a = b is impossible. you write 'a' and 'b' differently!
    lololol
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:43 No.3639059
    NO.
    0.9999 IS NOT A NUMBER.
    I mad.

    0.9.. IS 1.
    But 0.9 is not a number.
    Its more like: 1+1= 2
    And after saying that 1+1 is a number.

    Am trying to say that 0.9 is a representation of 1 but not a number.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:45 No.3639064
    >>3639059
    >saying 9/10 is not a number
    >saying 9999/10000 is not a number
    >dropping trailing ... like a retard
    yes, you mad
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:45 No.3639066
    >>3639059
    Why'd you even bring this up?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:46 No.3639071
    Goddammit guys this is not what the thread was supposed to be about.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:47 No.3639075
    >>3639052
    Moron.
    A and B are not numbers but variables.

    1 is a number and 2 is another number.
    They are representations of different quantities.
    If you say 1=2 then you are wrong.

    0.9 is a quantity, 1 is another quantity.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:47 No.3639077
    >>3639071
    this is /sci/
    and /sci/ is shit
    highschool as fuck
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:48 No.3639079
    What positive number is the closest to 0?
    0.0...1 = 0
    therefore 0 > 0
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:48 No.3639080
    >0.99999... = 1
    no
    99 =/= 100
    99.9 =/= 100
    99.99 =/= 100
    so when does it become 100?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:49 No.3639082
    >>3639064
    You know that i meant 0.999...unless you are a complete retard.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:49 No.3639083
    >>3639080
    Stop it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:49 No.3639085
    >>3639007
    1/3 does not equal .333.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:51 No.3639091
    HHUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
    MATHEMATICIANS SAY THAT 0.999.... IS 1 SO I WILL SUPPORT IT LIKE A RELIGION AND RATIONALIZE ALL ARGUMENTS IN FAVOUR OF WHAT AUTHORITY SAYS TO ME.

    So much hypocrisy.
    You think you know why 0.99.. is 1 but you dont get it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:52 No.3639094
    >>3639041
    Well, 2/1 and 4/2 are the same number, so...
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:52 No.3639096
    >>3639091
    Stop it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:52 No.3639098
    >>3639085
    I expected this reaction.
    Obviously i meant infinity.
    You are embarrassing yourself.
    Stop it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:53 No.3639102
    >>3639096
    Stop it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:53 No.3639103
    >>3639091
    Ah, so you're correct because you don't make rational arguments that correspond to what experts who've studied this for their entire lives say. Got it.

    >Fucking SHEEPLE
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:55 No.3639111
    >>3639080
    >when does it become 100?
    when you don't drop the trailing ... like a moron, because it means an entirely different thing
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:55 No.3639113
    >>3639080
    0.9... becomes 1 when it minus 1 is 0.

    1 - 0.9... = 0.0...1
    = 0

    Obviously, you can't have a 1 at the end of infinite 0s.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:55 No.3639114
    >>3639094
    NO you fucking retard.
    2/1 and 4/2 are REPRESENTATIONS of numbers.
    Numbers are REPRESENTATIONS of quantity.
    1+5=6
    2+4=6
    3+3=6

    1+5, 2+4, 3+3 are NOT numbers, but REPRESENTATIONS of numbers.
    6 is NOT equal to 7, because they represent DIFFERENT quantities.

    Lrn2logic.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:55 No.3639117
    1/9 = .111...
    9/9 = .999...
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:56 No.3639121
    >>3639091
    >mathematics
    >authority
    lololol
    >You think you know why 0.99.. is 1 but you dont get it.
    we do. YOU don't get it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:56 No.3639122
    >>3639098
    Oh, okay. In that case,

    1/3 is equal to exactly .333 repeating. Multiplied by 3, it's .999 repeating or 3/3 or 1. It's not "to infinity," by the way, it's just an infinite amount of 3's.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:56 No.3639123
    >>3639103
    >>3639103
    >my pastors studies religion all his life, HE MUST BE RIGHT.

    Blind+ sheep=battleship
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:57 No.3639128
    >>3639123
    >Religion = math
    lol
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:57 No.3639133
    >>3639121
    >Dumb
    Check dictionary on what authority is.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:58 No.3639134
    OP here. At this point I decided to get some popcorn, sit back and enjoy the show. It's amazing how far toddlers can throw feces.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:58 No.3639137
    >>3639114
    Okay, so.

    Which is the "number," here?

    2/3 or .666...?

    Careful. Either answer will make you look like an idiot.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:59 No.3639139
    >>3639075
    >Moron
    is you
    >If you say 1=2 then you are wrong.
    yep
    >0.9 is a quantity, 1 is another quantity.
    yep. 0.9... (notice trailing ...) isn't another, though.
    >still implying 'different looking expressions' is all it takes to prove numbers differ, like a retard
    guess what I'm telling you? you haven't thought about this hard enough.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)17:59 No.3639140
    >>3639123
    Thats what am saying, YOU are treating everything like religion.


    You are making fun of yourself without realizing.

    >hurr if everyone else says its right it must be right.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:00 No.3639143
    >>3639114
    Okay.

    And .999... = 1. One is a representation of the other. They are both quantities equal to each other.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:00 No.3639146
    >>3639128
    Not him, but if you dont get the irony then you're a retard.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:01 No.3639148
    >>3639080
    a=9 r=01
    1=ar(1r) 
    1=(901)(101) 
    It's 1.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:02 No.3639155
    >>3639091
    there is no value between 0.999... and 1

    that's why
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:02 No.3639156
    >>3639146
    The only way math is like religion is that people talk about them using words.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:03 No.3639161
    I learned that 0.999 = 1 depends on your analysis preference.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:03 No.3639164
    >>3639134
    >It's amazing how far toddlers can throw feces.
    fucking lol'd
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:04 No.3639166
    >>3639143
    Let me explain to you.
    A number is 1 or 2 or 3 or 3.5

    A representation of a number is an expression like "1+4", which represents 5.
    5 is not a representation of 1+4, it is equal to it but not a representation.
    While 5 and 1+4 are representations of the same Quantity.

    Quantity, number, expression.

    Get it through your skull.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:04 No.3639167
    >>3639114

    I like this explanation, a lot. But, via Murphy's Law, something's wrong with it. What's wrong with it, /sci/?
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:05 No.3639169
    >>3639148
    Whoopsie. That should be
    1=ar(1r) 
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:06 No.3639173
    >>3639161
    >depends on your analysis preference
    yeah, if you prefer incorrect analysis
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:06 No.3639174
    >>3639166
    Okay. And .999... = 1.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:07 No.3639178
    >>3639161
    >I learned that 1 = 1 depends on your analysis preference
    wat
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:07 No.3639181
    >>3639155
    But infinity can't be real.
    Numbers represent quantities as someone else said with passion here.
    Infinity can't be quantified.
    Using mathematical rules it is correct, but doesnt correspond to the logic of reality.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:07 No.3639183
    >>3639161
    Who the fuck was teaching you, a retard?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:08 No.3639187
    >>3639181
    There's no infinity involved in .999...

    It's got an infinite amount of 9's, but it has nothing to do with infinity. Don't just see the word "infinity" and start going crazy about it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:09 No.3639189
    >>3639166
    What you are arguing is font and semantics.

    1 + 4 is a number. Deal with it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:10 No.3639192
    >>3639187
    It's an expression of an infinite sum: 9/(10^n)
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:10 No.3639194
    >>3639187
    >0.99... is infinite, but not infinite.
    Got it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:10 No.3639198
    >>3639181
    >but doesnt correspond to the logic of reality
    I have one jug of water and 3 cups.
    I pour an equal amount of water into each cup.
    Each cup has 1/3 the amount in the jug, or 0.333...
    Together it equals 0.999...
    However, I had 1 jug of water, and all of it was distributed, so together, the amount of water in the cups must equal 1
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:11 No.3639200
    >>3639194
    >Don't just see the word "infinity" and start going crazy about it.
    Read, please. .999... is not infinite at all.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:12 No.3639202
    >>3639198
    This relies on the initial assertion that 1/3= 0.3...
    If you don't accept that, then the argument doesn't work. If you do, then you accept the principle of 0.9...=1
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:12 No.3639204
    >>3639192
    It's also the expression of a finite sum: 1 + 0. All numbers are infinite by your logic.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:12 No.3639205
    >>3639181
    exactly. It's mathematically valid, what more do you want?
    Numbers are a mathematical concept, infinity is a mathematical concept, where the fuck does your "logic of reality" fit in?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:12 No.3639206
    >>3639187
    Someone else here.
    Infinity is involved in all real numbers. They require infinite amounts of information to be fully represented ("uncompressed", full decimal representation in any base). Rational numbers just have an infinite period. All rational numbers require finite amounts of information to represent. Some reals can be rational numbers, others can be irrational, but still be represented symbolically. Others cannot even be represented symbolically. Others can be described, but their value cannot even be known as it's uncomputable ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaitin's_constant ).
    Either way, when you involve reals, you're dealing with an uncountable infinity of infinitely-sized objects.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:12 No.3639207
    >>3639202
    Are you going to honestly assert that .333... != 1/3?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:12 No.3639208
    >>3639189
    Exactly, SEMANTICS.
    Only i got the semantics right, and you are wrong.
    1+4 is NOT a number, but an expression of a number.
    Its only for convenience one would say that 1+4 is a number, strictly speaking its not a number.
    Check dictionary on "mathematical expression"
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:13 No.3639215
    >>3639206
    Then you CAN quantify infinity and the point still stands.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:14 No.3639216
    >>3639207
    Are you honestly going to say that it does without providing any evidence?

    Are you honestly going to try and silence the argument with incredulity?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:14 No.3639220
    >>3639200
    So 0.9... is finite. Which means that it doesnt equal to 1.
    Got it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:14 No.3639224
    >>3639208
    Prove that 1 + 4 isn't a number using a logical proof.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:15 No.3639228
    >>3639220
    That doesn't make any sense.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:15 No.3639229
    >>3639224
    Nope. Your assertion is that multible numbers in an expression form a number of their own. You support it with a logical proof.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:15 No.3639230
    >>3639228
    exactly.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:16 No.3639234
    A question for you mathematics folks. If two sets of balls are 0.000...1 cm apart, does that mean it is gay (balls are touching)?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:16 No.3639237
    >>3639216
    Well, I'm not a tard, so I understand simple axioms like x = x.

    Punch it into a calculator. Go ahead. Tell me why you believe it's not equal to what the calculator tells you.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:17 No.3639241
    >>3639224
    ORRR you could read a fucking dictionary, wikipedia, elementary mathematics etc.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:17 No.3639243
    >>3639229
    Okay.

    1 + 4 = 5.
    5 is a number.
    1 + 4 is a number.

    QED.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:18 No.3639246
    >>3639234
    From a mathematical point of view, that's an impossible number. If the 0s are infinite, then they're not going to be appended by anything.

    From a physics point of view, nothing actually touches beyond fields in normal man-on-man action. You're safe from either perspective unless your balls are radioactive.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:18 No.3639247
    >>3639241
    So, I can ask you to just look up .999... on Wikipedia and ask you to accept what it says, right?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:18 No.3639251
    >>3639241
    not who you're talking to but i'd like you to know that you're very stupid and very pathetic.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:18 No.3639255
    >>3639200
    >0.999... is not infinite at all.

    >0.999(no ending, infinite), is not infinite at all.
    >not infinite
    Full retard.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:19 No.3639256
    >>3639230
    So you agree that your argument is nonsensical.

    What an agreeable anon.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:19 No.3639258
    >>3639167
    The problem is he doesn't know they're ALL expressions because they're written down or use language in some way. Constant expressions like '1' or '0.9...' are expressions. They are also numbers. They're the numbers their expressions denote. Therefore, '0.9... = 1' is a true expression. The constant expressions denote the same number. They ARE that number. Linking the expressions together with '=' makes another expression: a true statement.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:19 No.3639259
    >>3639243
    I have some whores
    I have 7 whores
    therefore "some" is a number

    Nope.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:20 No.3639266
    >>3639259
    Some is an approximation. But if you were a mathematician, you'd know that.

    If you said you had 1 + 6 whores, then you'd be right.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:21 No.3639267
    >>3639251
    not the same person either, you are fucking dumb.

    Seriously do you know what "expression' means?
    1+1 is not a number is an EXPRESSION.
    Ofcourse it represents a number, number 2, you could say just for the convinience that 1+1 is the number two, i use that too, but if someone asks me if 1+1 is a number i would say "ITS A FUCKING EXPRESSION"
    Have fun being a fucking retard.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:21 No.3639271
    >>3639246
    thanks

    I have just learned that provided my balls are not radioactive I can do anything and not be gay. Oh the wonders of science.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:22 No.3639275
    >>3639267
    You sound like you have Asperger's, in addition to being incorrect about this.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:22 No.3639276
    >>3639266
    1+6 is equivalent to 7. It can be interchanged with 7. It is not, however, 7 in itself until it is computed.
    >>3639271
    Want to have non-gay sex?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:23 No.3639281
    >>3639276
    >Want to have non-gay sex?
    bow chicka wow wow
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:23 No.3639283
    >>3639276
    >A number isn't a number until it's computed
    >1 + 6 isn't 7.
    The fuck are you talking about?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:24 No.3639285
    >>3639256
    bored of having fun with you.
    Instead i will make you confront reality.

    Listen.
    When one says 0.999.. it means there are infinite '9's, right?
    Because if its NOT infinite then it is FINITE, which makes is a DIFFERENT number than '1'.
    And you go there and say that there is NO infinity in infinite '9's.

    I wont call you dumb or retard, am only asking you WHY do you think there is no infinity in infinite nines?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:25 No.3639288
    >>3639271
    Now all you need is a geiger counter and you're good to go.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:25 No.3639296
    Is there infinity in a handful of dust?
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:25 No.3639297
    >>3639281
    Taken as a yes. Age/location/favourite state of matter?
    >>3639283
    Equivalent to is not the same as the same as. They are not necessarily synonyms. Yes, practically, they can be used the exact same way, but they are not the same thing until they're worked out. Not sure how I can explain this further.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:26 No.3639298
    >>3639285
    There are infinite nines in the way we write it, sure.

    But it doesn't change the quality of the number. It is a finite number: 1.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:26 No.3639301
    that no.'s that have 2 decimal representations, like 0.999... and 1, can be distinct in certain studys
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:27 No.3639305
    >>3639297
    >Age
    21
    >location
    Berlin
    >favourite state of matter?
    Liquid, what else?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:27 No.3639309
    >>3639297
    >until they're worked out
    No. They're always the same number. Otherwise, please identify the exact instance that 1 + 6 becomes 7.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:27 No.3639310
    >>3639275
    I took my time to humbly explain.
    Can you explain?

    I KNOW what you are trying to say, that 1+1 is equal to the number 2.
    Yes we ALL can see it.

    Am arguing about the definition of the word 'number' and 'expression'.
    Do you understand?
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:28 No.3639312
    HatersgonnahateAlsoIwanttoseeifenterworksintags
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:28 No.3639315
    >>3639301
    No, no they can't. These studies do not exist.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:28 No.3639318
    >>3639246
    From a mathematical point of view, you both fail.
    '0.0...01' is not a valid expression. Simply slapping symbols together doesn't make a meaningful expression. Check out '...1.1...'. What garbage did I just write?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:29 No.3639320
    >>3639310
    Well, I'm talking about math, not linguistics, so maybe you should take this idea to /lit/ where it has any relevance.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:29 No.3639323
    >>3639298
    Exactly.
    You said that there is no infinity involved.
    But you say that they are infinite nines.
    Ofc it is the finite 1.
    But infinity IS involved.
    Hence you being a retard.
    <3 u bro.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:30 No.3639327
    >>3639298
    If you're talking about a natural number, 0.(9) means that you're talking about a rational or a real number.
    If you're talking about a real number, 0.(9) and 1=1.(0) are the same number. People get confused as they don't understand that both numbers are infinite if you consider them as reals.
    Of course, reals can also be seen as an extension of natural numbers and N is contained in C, just when you talk about 0.(9) you're either talking about a real or a rational (or something containing either Q or R, such as C).
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:30 No.3639328
    >>3639315
    Internal Set Theory would like to have a word with you.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:30 No.3639330
    >>3639323
    That's like saying there's no limit because the number of 9's is limitless. You're an idiot.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:31 No.3639333
    >>3639328
    Show how this means that .999... != 1.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:31 No.3639334
    >>3639312
    Use ~ for spaces.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:32 No.3639343
    >>3639333
    You said these studies don't exist. Internal Set Theory exists.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:33 No.3639345
    >>3639310
    and they're arguing your distinction fails. In math, 'is' means '='. They are numbers. They're also expressions. You deny they can say they're numbers.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:33 No.3639348
    >>3639305
    Eugh.
    >>3639312
    I guess not. Anyone know how to use enter in LaTeX?
    >>3639309
    When you work out that 1+6 is the same as 7 and swap it in.
    >>3639318
    You wrote 10/9. As there's no number at the start of that initial infinity, there's no reason for it to exist. If there were one and it weren't 0, then it would be impossible.
    >>3639334
    I'd prefer being able to drop down a line, thanks though.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:35 No.3639356
    >>3639348
    >I'd prefer being able to drop down a line, thanks though.
    \linebreak allow to break the line here.
    \newline request a new line.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:35 No.3639358
    >>3639343
    And I asked you to show how this somehow implies that .999... != 1. You can't just say something exists that justifies your argument without showing how. Apples exist, that means I'm right.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:35 No.3639360
    >>3639343
    Internal Set Theory isn't a study, and I'm not sure how it's relevant.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:36 No.3639361
    >>3639320
    So a mathematician asks you what 1+1 is and you say its a number.

    He says its an expression and not a number.

    If someones shows me the number "1" and he asks me what is that and i say its an equation of 1+0 then he will say am wrong.
    Because its a fucking number and not an expression.

    Its not 'linguistics' its LOGIC.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:36 No.3639365
    >>3639348
    You're saying that 1 + 6 somehow becomes 7 when you figure it out in your brain and not that it is always 7.

    Wow. That's some deep shit.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:36 No.3639367
    >>3639358
    IST is an in-depth field of knowledge. Beginners might find http://www.math.princeton.edu/~nelson/books/1.pdf of the most use.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:36 No.3639368
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    >>3639356
    I love you. Thanks.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:37 No.3639374
    >>3639360
    o its relevant alright, it sthe very distinct between 0.999.. = 1 and 0.999.. < 1, compared to real analysis
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:38 No.3639376
    >>3639361
    I would say that 1 + 1 equals 2. It's also a number.

    Any mathematician who tells you that 1 != 1 + 0 isn't worth their salt.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:38 No.3639377
    >>3639374
    No, no it isn't.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:38 No.3639379
    >>3639365
    when it is worked out*

    An equation isn't an answer to a question, it's the way in which the question can be answered. While its logical result is the same, it is not in itself.
    >>3639374
    Explain it.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:39 No.3639381
    >>3639330
    QUIZ:
    How many nines are there in 0.9~?
    A: infinite.
    How many nines are in 99?
    A: 2

    Is infinity involved in 99?
    A: No.
    Is infinity involved in 0.9~?
    A:Yes
    Is 0.9 infinite?
    A:No
    But it does involve infinity?
    A:Yes


    See how stupid you are?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:41 No.3639390
    >>3639379
    "When it is worked out" means when you figure it out. That's not correct. It is always 7. It's always 7/1. It is 14/2. These are always the same number.

    Which is a number? .5, or 1/2?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:42 No.3639395
    >>3639377
    yup, it is
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:42 No.3639398
    >>3639376
    You dont get it do ya?
    He and me dont ask "WHAT IS IT EQUAL TO"
    An expression is equal to something.

    You are constantly answering what an expression is equal to.
    Am asking what 1+1 IS and not what is equal to.
    Its not semantics or linguistics, its LOGIC.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:43 No.3639400
    >>3639377
    learn it or accept it, or stay with real anlysis where 0.999... = 1
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:44 No.3639407
    >>3639379
    Outside real analysis, it's acceptable to use additional numbers after the infinite number of 9's to split 0.999... and 1 into separate values.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:44 No.3639409
    >>3639390
    they represent the same value. Some of them describe it in other terms, but one of them describes the actual value of that number. It's like the difference between "Barack Obama" and "A president with a black father, with a degree in law".
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:44 No.3639410
    I find it funny how /sci/ has so many 0.(9)=1 troll threads when it's such a trivial truth that anyone who actually understands the context would see.
    There are a lot more trickier paradoxes and much stranger and mind-bending truths in math. Unfortunately, most of them are beyond those who haven't studied math beyond middle-school, and sometimes these truths are misunderstood/misused by "intellectuals" who think they understand them, without fully understanding them.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:45 No.3639417
    >>3639398
    In mathematics, is is the same as an = sign.
    So, he's asking what 1 + 1 equals.
    1 + 1 = 2.

    Or 3 - 1.

    They're all numbers.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:46 No.3639420
    >>3639407
    so you're saying that outside of the set of which the number consists the number can be different?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:46 No.3639421
    >>3639409
    Which one is the number? Answer that question.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:47 No.3639424
    >>3639420
    fullretard.tif
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:47 No.3639425
    >>3639407
    No, it isn't. It's only acceptable by stupids.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:47 No.3639430
    >>3639417
    They're all expressions
    >>3639421
    7 represents 7. 6+1 represents the value of 6, represented by the 6, and 1, represented by the 1.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:47 No.3639431
    >>3639398
    What's two plus two?
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:48 No.3639436
    >>3639424
    I love polite informative responses.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:48 No.3639437
    >>3639420
    He's saying that reals are a set with a specific definition. Given a different definition you may find some non-standard math which could have those 2 numbers be different. They're just not different when you're talking about reals.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:48 No.3639439
    >>3639430
    No, they're all numbers.

    6 + 1 is a number.

    You're not providing any evidence.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:48 No.3639443
    >>3639425
    nope
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:49 No.3639448
    >>3639436
    GYPSY DETECTED
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:50 No.3639451
    >>3639439
    Neither are you, and you're the one making the claim.
    >>3639437
    Ah. I haven't seen anything like that used on anything like this in the past.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:50 No.3639452
    >>3639417
    1+1 is an expression.
    2 is a number.
    1+1 is an expression that is equal the number 2.
    2 is still a number.

    1+1 is not a number, is an expression of an number.
    Do you agree or disagree?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:51 No.3639456
    >>3639451
    You're making the claim that 1/2 isn't a number.

    lol okay
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:51 No.3639458
    >>3639451
    because you're an idiot that assumes what he's been taught is the only acceptable way to view something. i agreed 0.999... = 1 in real analysis, but you lashed out like a pansy faggot with a love affair for being correct. lol, chicken boy chicen boy
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:51 No.3639462
    >>3639452
    1 + 1 is a number. I don't see what's so hard about this.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:52 No.3639469
    >>3639456
    I'm making the claim that 1/2 is equal to 0.5, which is a number.
    >>3639458
    I..
    What?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:53 No.3639471
    >>3639462
    1 + 1 is an expression
    It simplifies to a number.
    It is not a number.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:53 No.3639475
    >>3639469
    you so badass dude with your eplipses, u got all the anwers bro, u must be so smarts
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:54 No.3639481
    >>3639475
    Well this one time I did get 100% in a geography test
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:55 No.3639486
    >>3639431
    2+2 is an expression and is equal to 4.

    Just because someone asks you "what's 2+2'' and you answer 4 doesnt make it a number.
    Its a linguistic habit.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:56 No.3639491
    >>3639469
    Ask any mathematician whether or not 1/2 is a number.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:56 No.3639495
    >>3639486
    No, a linguistic habit is deciding that 2 + 2 isn't a number.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:57 No.3639498
    >>3639348
    >You wrote 10/9
    nope, I wrote garbage. That the fucking point. Mathematics has a language. Some strings are in that language. Others aren't. '...1.1...' is not. Neither is '0.0...01'. It has no mathematical meaning.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:57 No.3639499
    >>3639491
    Ask any mathematician if 178 divided by 502 is a number.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)18:57 No.3639503
    >>3639495
    Either your native language is not english and you dont know their definitions or you fail at logic and math.
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)18:59 No.3639509
    >>3639498
    You either wrote 0...1.1... or it was gibbersh. I have no Idea why you are telling me 0.0...1 isn't a number as I have maintained this all along.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:01 No.3639521
    >>3639491
    1/2= 1:2
    1 divided by 2.
    1/2 is an expression of the value 0.5

    Whats so hard to understand it?
    You are confused ONLY because mathematicians have the tendency to call expressions as Numbers, just for sake of convenience.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:02 No.3639522
    >>3639509
    0.000....1 can be a number
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)19:03 No.3639526
    >>3639522
    not a real number.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:09 No.3639557
    >>3639522
    if 0.000~ is infinite then ..1 would never come.
    Hence 0.0~1 =0.0~
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:11 No.3639564
    >>3639452
    The expression '2' is not a number. It's an expression.
    The expression '1+1' is not a number. It's an expression.
    However 1+1 is 2. They're both the number 2, which the symbol '2' denotes in math language.
    tl;dr In mathematics, they're numbers!
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)19:11 No.3639566
    >>3639557
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_Set_Theory
    You can have numbers at the end, but not with reals.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:13 No.3639571
    >>3639458
    No, he correctly assumes no ones talking about non-real numbers. You think the fags on /sci/ know higher math? lololol
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:18 No.3639592
    >>3639509
    The point is there is no point of view. You wrote there are point of views to consider. '0.0...01' is not a number because it's not even a valid expression in mathematics. It's just gibberish.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:20 No.3639600
    >>3639564

    No.
    1,2,3 are numbers.
    If you use numbers with signs like +,-,* then they are expressions.
    How hard is that?
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:23 No.3639616
    >>3639571
    Saging a math related content.

    Fucking retard.

    >inb4 troll math, stupid math, etc
    No, fucking no, some of us actually try to understand it.
    And it is INFINITELY better than unrelated trash on /sci/.
    I dont see anyone saging those, fucking hypocrite.


    Fucking retarded cancer.
    >HURRR UM GUNNA SAGEUM MATEMATIKS
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:28 No.3639636
    >>3639616
    Back to /b/. If seriously, sage just means you don't care about your post as being important enough to bring it to everyone's attention. It's not offensive, despite what some people think. On slower boards, it's even polite to sage and rude not to.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:29 No.3639643
    >>3639564


    MATHEMATICIAN: THE EXPRESSION 1+1 IS EQUAL TO NUMBER 2.
    YOU: 1+1 IS NOT AN EXPRESSION, BUT THE NUMBER 2.


    DO YOU REALIZE HOW STUPID YOU SOUND?
    >> !/oddSpacew 08/27/11(Sat)19:29 No.3639644
    >>3639592
    Internal Set Theory.
    The two views were from mathematical and physical perspectives, not opinions.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:30 No.3639647
    >>3639636
    If you dont care you dont post.
    And obviously you care enough to POST and type SAGE too.

    Fucking idiot.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:33 No.3639658
    OP troll rating

    8/10
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:34 No.3639666
    >>3639647
    But I do. At times I've written many posts spanning many pages, and I've saged them. Why? Because I'm not an egotist. No more than you are a tripfag.
    >> Anonymous 08/27/11(Sat)19:51 No.3639727
    >>3639600
    You are trolling right.
    So what is -1? An expression, or a number?
    Fact:
    '2' is an expression. 2 is a number.
    '1+1' is an expression. 1+1 is number.



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