What's the grossest thing you had ever tasted?

by **ChaIbaud** » Sun Jun 05, 2016 5:25 am

math and economics are the same: 1 gc in bank, 100% interest rate, more gold coins later. ez

by **General Grasshopper** » Sun Jun 05, 2016 5:26 am

by **Meliva** » Sun Jun 05, 2016 5:33 am

honestly the thing I love most about math is, unlike a crap ton of other subjects, it doesn't really change. take history, history doesn't change exactly, but as time goes on more and more crap happens so there's more to learn. then there's language, which changes over time, and new words are also added, medicine advances and it changes, technology advances and changes, but math, once you learn math, that's it, because math doesn't really change. 100000 years ago 2+2=4. today 2+2=4, and I'm willing to bet 50 barrels of rum that 100000 years into the future, 2+2 will STILL equal 4.

by **Bmw** » Sun Jun 05, 2016 5:35 am

Meliva wrote:honestly the thing I love most about math is, unlike a crap ton of other subjects, it doesn't really change. take history, history doesn't change exactly, but as time goes on more and more crap happens so there's more to learn. then there's language, which changes over time, and new words are also added, medicine advances and it changes, technology advances and changes, but math, once you learn math, that's it, because math doesn't really change. 100000 years ago 2+2=4. today 2+2=4, and I'm willing to bet 50 barrels of rum that 100000 years into the future, 2+2 will STILL equal 4.

it doesn't equal 4 it equals fish

by **ChaIbaud** » Sun Jun 05, 2016 5:39 am

Meliva wrote:honestly the thing I love most about math is, unlike a crap ton of other subjects, it doesn't really change. take history, history doesn't change exactly, but as time goes on more and more crap happens so there's more to learn. then there's language, which changes over time, and new words are also added, medicine advances and it changes, technology advances and changes, but math, once you learn math, that's it, because math doesn't really change. 100000 years ago 2+2=4. today 2+2=4, and I'm willing to bet 50 barrels of rum that 100000 years into the future, 2+2 will STILL equal 4.

unless 2 + 2 is actually 1 because in a modulo 3 scenario, 2+1 would revert to 0 and 2+2 to 1. thanks google!

by **Meliva** » Sun Jun 05, 2016 5:40 am

Bmw wrote:
Meliva wrote:honestly the thing I love most about math is, unlike a crap ton of other subjects, it doesn't really change. take history, history doesn't change exactly, but as time goes on more and more crap happens so there's more to learn. then there's language, which changes over time, and new words are also added, medicine advances and it changes, technology advances and changes, but math, once you learn math, that's it, because math doesn't really change. 100000 years ago 2+2=4. today 2+2=4, and I'm willing to bet 50 barrels of rum that 100000 years into the future, 2+2 will STILL equal 4.

it doesn't equal 4 it equals fish

however there are 4 letters in fish, so 2+2=fish and fish=4. nice try but I am a an accountant. you can not beat me in numbers or math :geek:

by **ChaIbaud** » Sun Jun 05, 2016 5:43 am

Meliva wrote:
Bmw wrote:
Meliva wrote:honestly the thing I love most about math is, unlike a crap ton of other subjects, it doesn't really change. take history, history doesn't change exactly, but as time goes on more and more crap happens so there's more to learn. then there's language, which changes over time, and new words are also added, medicine advances and it changes, technology advances and changes, but math, once you learn math, that's it, because math doesn't really change. 100000 years ago 2+2=4. today 2+2=4, and I'm willing to bet 50 barrels of rum that 100000 years into the future, 2+2 will STILL equal 4.

it doesn't equal 4 it equals fish

however there are 4 letters in fish, so 2+2=fish and fish=4. nice try but I am a an accountant. you can not beat me in numbers or math

but 4 is an even number and fish is an odd word!

by **Bmw** » Sun Jun 05, 2016 5:44 am

Meliva wrote:
Bmw wrote:
Meliva wrote:honestly the thing I love most about math is, unlike a crap ton of other subjects, it doesn't really change. take history, history doesn't change exactly, but as time goes on more and more crap happens so there's more to learn. then there's language, which changes over time, and new words are also added, medicine advances and it changes, technology advances and changes, but math, once you learn math, that's it, because math doesn't really change. 100000 years ago 2+2=4. today 2+2=4, and I'm willing to bet 50 barrels of rum that 100000 years into the future, 2+2 will STILL equal 4.

it doesn't equal 4 it equals fish

however there are 4 letters in fish, so 2+2=fish and fish=4. nice try but I am a an accountant. you can not beat me in numbers or math

do you know the first 100 numbers of pi

by **ChaIbaud** » Sun Jun 05, 2016 5:45 am

3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679

by **William Pitt** » Sun Jun 05, 2016 6:55 am

Forced to learn the numbers of PI

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