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Everything posted by Stone Cold Steve Jobs
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Fact of the Day: Cats usually know when their owners are sad, it’s just that they don’t care.
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@Yoshi89 Cats hate lasagna & love Mondays!
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I think that's right. 
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WHAT THE TREE IS THAT?!
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Happy Mother’s Day to any moms out there!! Stay safe and healthy and thank you for all you do.
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Happy birthday, Greg.
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Fact of the Day: The word “Mortgage” is derived from a French term meaning “death pledge.”
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@Stone Cold Steve Tuna Oh.. oh no. Steve wait have mercy
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Fact of the Day:
Google is named after the number googol, which is 1 followed by 100 zeroes. (10^100) It’s headquarters, the googleplex, is named after the number googolplex, which is a 1 followed by a googol of zeroes (10^10^100).
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Mathematicians have been messing around with infinite numbers for a few hundred years now, so that's some really old info you've got there!
I don't think it's widely known knowledge though - I only learnt about it a year or two ago.
There are infinite ordinal numbers (used for counting the things on an infinite list of things), infinite cardinal numbers (used for telling you how many things are on an infinite list of things), and a bunch of things called classes, which are lists of things that are so big that they exceed the very notion of quantity and number such that not even infinite numbers can describe them. The list of all ordinal numbers (finite and infinite) is a class, and so is the list of cardinal numbers. Cardinal numbers and ordinal numbers are very similar notions for finite lists of things (you count thing number 1[ordinal], thing number 2[ordinal], thing number 3[ordinal], thing number 4[ordinal] and in the whole list there are 4[cardinal] things), but when you come to infinite numbers the two ideas diverge distinctly such that a list with a certain infinite number[cardinal] of things on it can have twice as many ordinals depending on how it's counted. It seems bizarre when you're first coming across the topic but it's actually very logical - if you're interested I can give you a more detailed explanation, but it'll be a big chunk of text and I'm not sure how much time you might have for reading infinite ramblings!
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Teach me @Duality! Help me be maths smrt!!!!
Did you ever hear of that “big number competition” that took place years ago? You had to come up with the largest finite number to win? The numbers eventually ceased being numbers and simply became definitions. And as far as I know none of these definitions are useful in any current experiments or research.
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I think I know what my mistake was today. I woke up believing it would be a good day. Whoops.
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Haven’t been in work for an hour and everyone is already pissing me off.
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Happy Birthday my friend! Have a good one and stay safe!!
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@Pastel Heart I am pretty sure Troll 2 is marginally better than Dragon Ball Evolution.
@Samurai Equine This is a common rookie mistake. He should have been using a shark shotgun, or a sharkgun. Not just your run of the mill shotgun.
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@Stone Cold Steve Tuna Well, Batman wasn't around, so he couldn't borrow any Bat Shark Repellent.
@Pastel Heart I've made bowel movements at 8 AM that were greater then that movie.

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I'll eat you alive!