/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8861752
I mean, he's actually not wrong. I'm trying to find one example that counters that statement. I dont like that they're trying to turn gender into something calculable though. Its a social construct used to shift one's sexual identity to either "more feminine" or "more masculine" by using the cultural schema of what it means to either be feminine or masculine. Studying anything culture based is useless because culture varies too much in regards to geography as well as time. Science is meant to be more concrete in that it is supposed to withstand situatonal tests and apply to everything in its categorical presence.

>>8688734
0.99... = 0.33... X 0.33...
0.33... = 1/3
1/3 X 3 = 1

Simple conversion