you-had-me-at-e-flat-major: endgameexecutor: the-dracologist: quecksilvereyes: lesbie-vague: ampleda
you-had-me-at-e-flat-major: endgameexecutor: the-dracologist: quecksilvereyes: lesbie-vague: ampledarling: queermista: literallyscreamingatthevoid: augie279: ghanas-kente-queen: ampledarling: ghanas-kente-queen: Won’t that only solve 75% of your problems? The book solves half of your problems, not all of them Say you have 8 problems. You read the book, and you have 4 problems. You read the book again gets rid of HALF, of those 4 problems. So you’re left with two. Out of the 8 problems, 6 were resolved and 6/8 is 75%. Finally Tumblr can do math So, what you’re saying, is that if I buy infinite books, I will solve all of my problems, because the sum as n approaches infinity starting at 1 of (½)^n equals 1, which would be 100% of my problems. No, you will only ever be able to become infinitely close to solving all of your problems, like this: Please stop explaining math to me im gay that’s why radioactive material is such a bitch! it only ever deteriorates relative to its mass so it will never completely vanish This post is pushing me to the limit the pun “this post is pushing me to the limit” truly went underrated af Of course *technically* that’s not true about the radioactive material because atoms aren’t actually infinitely divisible. Half an atom of plutonium is no longer any atoms of plutonium because once you break it down, it stops being plutonium altogether. -- source link
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