Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Gray

.0999 = 1. <--- click

3/3 equals 1 and .999 simultaneously.

Everything I knew was wrong.

8 comments:

sligo said...

thank you, so much, for dredging up those long buried feelings of adolescent 'new math' angst.

love you too.

B.E. Earl said...

Fucking transitive property will get you every time.

Jeannie said...

Thank God I've just smoked up cause this all makes perfect sense. I passed grade 13 math because I smoked up then too.

sybil law said...

Okay....

Faiqa said...

I suppose the validity of that rests upon what you decide your parameters for "true" are, though? If you're a more exact sort of person and don't choose to round, then 0.999... is not the same as 1. If they were the same, then why would one of them even exist? Why would we differentiate between partiality and whole?

Wikipedia can be SO ridiculous.

Faiqa said...

"Why wouldn't we choose to differentiate" is what I meant to say.

Miss Britt said...

My head hurts.

Kiefer and Emo said...

probably the answer is actually six...