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Reply to comment by Zoefschildpad in Jerry's Pizza couldn't have asked for better free publicity. by QAnonCultBuster
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imregrettingthis t1_j28nh4q wrote
Reply to comment by eegocentrik in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Numbers are not pies and it doesn’t work that way.
eegocentrik t1_j28nbj6 wrote
Reply to comment by xSteee in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Nope portion of the same number, the number 1.
xSteee t1_j28na4e wrote
Reply to comment by DevilishDiamond1 in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
It doesn't say this, op doesn't specify real, natural or whatever set of number even though by same "number from one to zero" we can think of fraction and irrational number
DevilishDiamond1 t1_j28mymf wrote
This is essentially saying the set of real numbers have the same amount of numbers as the set of natural numbers, which is untrue. Take any random number from a list of numbers between 0 and 1, for instance 0.7362957293749274. Now add 1 to each number and if it’s a 9 roll it back to an 8. The number is now 0.84738683858385. This number will not be anywhere in your list.
xSteee t1_j28mwko wrote
Reply to comment by eegocentrik in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Are you saying that 0.1 and 0.2 are not different numbers?
SomeRandomPyro t1_j28mmf1 wrote
Reply to comment by kazedo in January is next week, next month, and next year by PortugueseBenny
Except that the millennium rolls over at ...1. There was no year 0, the calendar starts on year 1, so unless the first millennium is only 999 years long, it ran from year 1 through 1000, with the second millennium starting with 1001.
rafaellago t1_j28mixc wrote
Reply to comment by IgetAuditAss in January is next week, next month, and next year by PortugueseBenny
This is location dependant. In Brazil our week starts on a Sunday
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SomeRandomPyro t1_j28mdr0 wrote
Reply to comment by TaxNo174 in January is next week, next month, and next year by PortugueseBenny
And then comes the inevitable "People of Reddit who haven't had a bowel movement today, why are you holding on to last year's shit?" Askreddit thread.
Zeelacious t1_j28mbew wrote
Reply to comment by yellowistherainbow in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
No because an infinite fraction of one whole is just 1/10th of infinity. For every number of infinity there is an equal infinite fraction of zero to one.
Future_Seaweed_7756 t1_j28m8y1 wrote
There’s actually more between 1 and 0 than 1 and infinity, I’m not exactly sure on the proof but it’s something to do with how infinite numbers work.
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thunderchungus1999 t1_j28lwjm wrote
Reply to comment by Shamino79 in A totally new species will eventually evolve to take over after humans drive themselves to extinction that will be adapted to whatever conditions we leave behind by Main-Thought6040
IIRC Earth has still 400 million years left on the clock before multicellular life becomes unsustainable due to the increase in heat and radiation incoming from the expanding red sun.
It took 1000 million years for life to evolve from single celled life into ocean-dwelling fish and early amphibians.
yellowistherainbow t1_j28lhha wrote
Reply to comment by eegocentrik in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Maybe digits is a better word
eegocentrik t1_j28l9tj wrote
Disagree.
Fractions are portions of numbers, not new numbers themselves.
1 pie, cut in half does not yield 2 pies.
It yields 2 portions of the same pie. This does not create a new pie.
VonDinky t1_j28kzxz wrote
Reply to Ever wonder if anyone else on the globe was ever watching the same exact show at the same timestamp by Double-Working1990
Can things even be in total sync? Now I feel like researching this. Maybe one day when I'm not so tired and lazy. :D
ComprehensiveAd8815 t1_j28kxgv wrote
Reply to As electric cars become more common, teenagers will no longer have as many issues sneaking out. by HackPorpoise
Well, in the UK if you are old enough to drive you are old enough to be not sneaking about.
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TehPharaoh t1_j28kkcc wrote
Bullshit. Me and my ex had 2 cats. We'd text and never mention they had a vet trip the next day. They'd be all fine and dandy the day before, but the day of they'd hide before wed even interact with them! They knew! They know
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FjordExplorher t1_j28kdpk wrote
Reply to comment by JasonIsBaad in LinkedIn is Tinder in reverse. Hot women write to nerd men who don't write back. by S3ndy
It seems like each recruiter that reaches out to me is hotter than the last. Job requirement to be a headhunter must be to be able to engage the lower head first, to distract the upper one.
xSteee t1_j28nh6u wrote
Reply to comment by eegocentrik in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
0.1 is 1/10, a portion out of 10 of 1. 0.2 is 2/10, two portion out of 10 of 1. 0.1 and 0.2 are two different number.
Or am I misinterpreting something?