Duality

@Stone Cold Steve Tuna

Tch, only a few, you say? You undersell yourself, good sir. The finest of men can be considered a broken clock if it is noted that their hands do not twitch in a circle to mark time.

Ooh, yes, I quite enjoy a good splash. Haven't had any in a while, though; the swimming pools near where I am have hiked up their prices. Just got to get the beaches at the right time so that they're not hopelessly overcrowded or bleakly drizzle-spattered. Do you prefer the beach or freshwater swimming?

@CypherHoof

It's closer to 'create a general yet precise axiomatisation of integer operations that gives rise to intuitive addition and use this as a sound logical foundation for it', I think. Peano algebra is hardly an arbitrary system; it's one of the simplest and most adaptable sets of mathematical axioms in use.

Unless the man in question is digital. The you're SOL. 

I appreciate you saying that. It means a lot. You're a good guy. Glad i know you!

I don't mind where i swim so much as just if i can swim. Granted water almost gave me my death twice and i was in a rip current before, but i got out fairly quick. Currently i live around the corner from a bay, except most of the bay is blocked off for swimmers. I know a guy who used to regularly swim across it though.

Three. Water almost killed me three times.

What's your favorite movie?

Aw, thanks, Tuna. I'm glad I know you too. 

On that note, I hereby disavow any affiliation with the disgusting effluent-pools of water that tried to murder you. I'll hunt them down and force-feed them through a nuclear cooling pond.

My favourite movie has to be Wreck-it Ralph, I think. Sure it may be for kids but it's got one of the best-executed plots I've ever seen and heart to spare. How about you?