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[Scottty]

See, I thought that, but then realized that didn't work, and it hit me. In that reading, you might origianally think it's comparing a number of people to a number of times when you went to Berlin. But actually "I have been to Berlin" doesn't create a count, but is a boolean statement (you either have or haven't). It's like saying 20 Million is greater than True. You'd need to insert the word "times" there before "I", but it wasn't.

When the Machines rise, we can thwart them by communicating in a way that we all understand, but which scrambles their AI minds trying to make sense of.

 

[Zyobot]

 

[Argent]

See it live


Terry Crews is a great host and makes every show better

 

[PsihoKekec]

 

[Bear Ribs]

 

[Blasterbot]

What the hell?

 

[stephen the barbarian]

What the hell?

Find Me Guilty - Wikipedia
2006 film about the trial of Jackie DiNorscio,

 

[Scottty]

 

[Bear Ribs]

 

[Zyobot]

 

[Zyobot]

Probably, LOL.

 

[Tyzuris]

 

[Bear Ribs]

 

[Bear Ribs]

 

[Vyor]

but parenthesis.

 

[Bear Ribs]

but parenthesis.

The parentheses are what makes it 5!

 

[willdelve4beer]

The parentheses are what makes it 5!

no. order of operations. parenthesis, then multiplication, then addition. This is middle-school/elementary-school math. That this is even in question worries me. are these folks involved in engineering, or anything remotely mechanical, technical, financial, or medical? Because if so... yeeesh.

 

[Bear Ribs]

no. order of operations. parenthesis, then multiplication, then addition.

Yes, if you follow those operations in that order you get a result of 5!

 

[willdelve4beer]

230-220x(1/2):
230-220x(0.5) parenthesis first
230-110 multiplication next
120 addition last.

or is there some magic hidden set of parentheses that I'm not seeing? (only mostly in jest - vision is starting to go and glasses can only do so much)

 

[Morphic Tide]

or is there some magic hidden set of parentheses that I'm not seeing? (only mostly in jest - vision is starting to go and glasses can only do so much)

Trick question based on misleading use of punctuation. It's "five factorial", 5x4x3x2x1=120, not "five (emphasized)". IIRC, the inciting tweet used "5!.", the "redundant" period giving away the trick.