80sTrish

@mineralizedwritings

(Lol! Good for you! If 80% is all you desire for math to help preserve your mental heath from overworking, then it’s more than enough. Glad you could sort it out!… *Me walks into corner and sobs for not having an excuse to do math other than wanting to do math* XD)

@freedomwriter76

(Thanks! I’m having the time of my life right now XD XD XD)

@mineralizedwritings

Could you perhaps use logic to deduce where any two graphs intersect? Would that ground your understanding in how to manipulate algebraic equations? Would you like any help?

@esther-c

Should you be careful asking that question because of children that love to ask questions may be watching us?

@kyronthearcanin

(Yeah, fractals are so cool!)

So do you have a good understanding of how the Mandelbrot set works in terms of complex numbers and such?

@esther-c

When you go into the unknown, at what point is it no longer the unknown?

Does it depend on what is unknown? Is the unknown still knowable, or is it the ineffable and incomprehensible?

@gwyndalf-the-wise

Did I get it from here, or did I get it from there? Did I maybe get it from myself? Did I get it from perhaps everywhere?

@mineralizedwritings

If your contemplating infinity, then are you not transcending your math homework? What type of math is it? If it’s something like logic theory, do you think this would actually help with your homework?

@kyronthearcanin

(Me here having way too much fun to be ok. Well, there is an actual serious question there to be had. Not sure if many have caught this, but I’ve subtly used what is called Russell’s paradox a few times. I used that in the self referential question I asked Godly, and the barbers question, as well as the one I asked you when you…[Read more]

@lightoverdarkness6

(Phew, that’s good XD)

If we think of the word opposite, could we perhaps think in a mathematical sense with negative numbers? If so, would we be implying that as a negative times a negative makes a positive would be the same logic applied here?

Do staircases go anywhere, or are they static objects relative to the earth?…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

If a question sentence is the question, what is it asking other than the question it is asking? Are prepositions the key to showing the broken logic of questions. Is the self referential question: ‘ “is false of itself?” is false of itself? ‘ a question where questions should never dare to go? Was that, as a question that had a…[Read more]

@lightoverdarkness6

Should I give up on upholding the rule that everyone must only ask questions here other than in parentheses? XD

(Many of these questions are of my original shower thoughts, but many also are just great questions others have asked over time)

@godlyfantasy12

What are your favorite questions that ask questions? If questions are in themselves a paradox, is logic itself a paradox? And thus would we would be in a simulation?

Have you gone mad?

@esther-c

Yes and most likely.

Oh yes 😏

Or like Yoda… just because… 🤣

Are those questions? Should we put a strict ban on periods? Speak like Yoda, should we?

If you really really want to say something that’s not a question, do you think that maybe we should put that in parentheses? (Like this, statement statement, statement this, statement that.)????

@esther-c

Alright, you convinced me!

@esther-c

You’re welcome!

Of course! 😉

As should all of us…

*glares at certain characters who shall not be named*

🤣

@lightoverdarkness6

I noticed that too 😂😂

My favorite might have to be the one about the heap of sand. XD

Thanks Y’all! 🤣🤣🤣 I just love everyone’s reactions to either the silly but thought provoking, or nonsensical que…[Read more]

@kyronthearcanin

Cool! That makes sense. Well, if you ever get back into it, I would hear more!

@esther-c

Why thank you! I strive for excellence! XD