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prove me wrong

>> No.8656894

>>8656892
0 != 1

>> No.8656895

>>8656892
But Thom Yorke said it's true.

>> No.8656898

Assume lesser values of 2

>> No.8657018

>>8656892
I;m glad you posted this. My esteemed father-in-law had a running joke with his daughters that 2+2=5, which got my wife into trouble in school once, and became a family motto of sorts. He passed away this year, and I miss him -- he was a great guy.

>/sci/ brought an unexpected smile to my face this day.

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8657020

>>8656892

>> No.8657031

xx (2)
yy (2)

=

xxyy (4)
___

xx(2)
yy(2)

=/=

xxxyy(5)
or
xxyyy(5)

I'm a fucking math wizard

>> No.8657033

>>8656894
I actually read somewhere that 0! = 1

>> No.8657035

>>8657031
Prove xxyy != xxxyy

>> No.8657067

>>8657035
nigga count

>> No.8657076

>>8656892
this works for large values of 2

>> No.8657077

>>8657033
of course it is, otherwise math wouldn't work

>> No.8657082 [DELETED] 

[[f(x)]], when [2,3)
Multiply by 2

You get 5.

I don't know what the fuck I'm doing

>> No.8657096

>>8656892
I think our buddy Kripke can explain better than I could.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KE9m6Bu0RGI&t=1327s

>> No.8657100

>>8656894
dirty coder

>> No.8657153

>>8656892
prove it's possible to prove you wrong first

>> No.8657211

>>8656892
2=/=7
Wow that was easy

>> No.8657213

>>8656892
Define "5"

>> No.8657228
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8657228

>> No.8657231

>>8657228
Does this mean i can go back to my 1st grade teacher and demand a regrading of all of the questions i got wrong?

>> No.8657248

>>8656892
Just let S(3) = 5, now 2+2 = 5

>> No.8657254

>>8657035
something something a value must be equal to itself

>> No.8657484

>>8657213
define "define"

>> No.8657496

>>8656892
Would you give me a 50 for two twenties?

>> No.8657669

>>8656892
12345
12 34
2. 2.
One two. One two
One two. Three four.
2. 2
4
Four
This proof has no fancy concepts or discusstractions but just the numbers.

>> No.8657674

>>8656892

4 =/= 5

>> No.8657757

>>8657076
Underrated

>> No.8657807

>>8657076
Holy shit my sides

>> No.8657810

>>8656892
Redefine peano arithmetics and it's about right

>> No.8657812

>>8657213
5 := 2+2

>> No.8658144

>>8656892
1+1=10

>> No.8658156

>>8658144
>using the one true base
>mynigga.jpg

>> No.8658189

>>8657231
No, but your parents can.

>> No.8658208

Earth is a rhombus please respond

>> No.8658259

>>8656892

how many fingers winston?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAKtpCo8fPE

>> No.8658288

>>8656892
Of course and 2+3 = 4. You just replaced a symbol. kek

>> No.8658341

>>8656892
Use your fingers

>> No.8658342

>>8656892
Prove yourself right

>> No.8658364

>>8656892
0 is a natural number
All S(n) is a natural number
S(S(n) + S(n))
S(0) = 1
S(S(0)) = 2 and so on
All S(n) != S(S(n))
S(S(0)) + S(S(0)) = S(S(S(S(0))))

in decimal notation, that's equal to 4 and thus not 5.

>> No.8658383

>>8656892
you hold the burden of proof for claiming something

>> No.8658501

proof:
suppose that 2 + 2 = 5
then 1 + (2 + 2) = 5 + 1, which implies that (2 + 1) + 2 = 6, which further implies that 3 + 2 = 6.
this is a contradiction, so our assumption that 2 + 2 = 5 is wrong.
QED

>> No.8658508

>>8656892
2+ 2 = (1+1) + (1+1)
= 1+1+1+1
= 2+1+1
= 3+1
= 4 =/=5

>> No.8658528

>>8656892
Get two objects now get two other objects now count them, what number do you get?

>> No.8658530

>>8657228
This doesnt make any sense how can 1+1=3?

>> No.8658542

>>8657018
shut up nigger

>> No.8658554

http://www.idt.mdh.se/~icc/principia.gif

>> No.8658611

>>8658501
>then 1 + (2 + 2) = 5 + 1,
Prove it.

>which implies that
Implying 5 + 1 = 6, which you haven't proved either.

>which further implies that
Again, implying that 2 + 1 = 3, Prove it.

>this is a contradiction
Why?

>> No.8658614

>>8658528
Define "two"
Define "objects"
Define "count"
Define "number"
Define "get"

>> No.8658621

>>8658614
Is this a meme?

>> No.8658626

>>8658611

>Prove it.
Why?

>> No.8658922

>>8656892
I've got a better one, and that's already been mathematically proven
1+1=1
Now tell me how

>> No.8658927

>>8657228
But how is 2+2=5?

>> No.8659277

>>8657669
>One two. Three four.
>2 + 4 + 4 + 4
the answer is clearly 14

>> No.8659679

>>8656892
>how a physicist does math
>2+2=/=5
Just add hypothetical "dark" number
>2+2+"1"=5
Now you can do MATH like a physicist.

>> No.8659788

|| + || = ||||

>> No.8659802

x = y
ergo
x = x
1 = 1
5 = 5
2 + 2 + 1 = 5
Q.E.D

>> No.8659913

define a new type of addition as
[math]a \bigoplus b=a+b+1[/math]
it's commutative and associative
no problem

>> No.8659920

>>8658614
Define "define"

>> No.8659961

>>8659920
Define define

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8659977

>>8657020

>> No.8659979

>>8656892
there is nothing wrong with feminist mathematics

in fact you just qualified as rocket scientist at ESA

praise KEK and sabotage ESA missions until they apologize for work life balance bossing of Matt Taylor