*Wink*

#2 - scaliper

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(10/30/2013)[-]

Yes.

#4 - stafeezy

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(10/30/2013)[-]

"the level of done you are"

I'm going to stop and think about this for a moment..

#17 - wtfcantiusenumbrs

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(11/14/2013)[-]

This happened tome for the entire eight grade.

#18 to #17 - wtfcantiusenumbrs

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(11/14/2013)[-]

to me*

#7 - thechosentroll#34 on commentsRank#34

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(10/30/2013)[-]

Future engineering student, currently preparing and learning advanced math. Yesterday I had to solve a paradox.

#8 to #7 - tylosaurus

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(10/30/2013)[-]

How do you solve a paradox?

I mean, is it even a paradox if you can solve it?

#9 to #8 - thechosentroll#34 on commentsRank#34

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(10/30/2013)[-]

A paradox is just a question with two correct mutually exclusive answers. "Solve" just means getting those answers. They're just regular numbers that don't make sense. Like finding the minimal and max value of a function, where the max value is smaller than the minimal.

#10 to #9 - tylosaurus

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(10/30/2013)[-]

If it's contradicting, how do you solve it?

#11 to #10 - thechosentroll#34 on commentsRank#34

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(10/30/2013)[-]

That's just it. It's a contradiction, but it's technically correct. Hence, a paradox.

#12 to #11 - tylosaurus

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(10/30/2013)[-]

Oh, like the pinochio one?
Still can't see how you can solve it though..

#13 to #12 - thechosentroll#34 on commentsRank#34

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(10/30/2013)[-]

See, this sort of **** is why my math teacher actually thanked me for being the only person to not spend half an hour asking her how it's even possible. It just is.

#14 to #13 - tylosaurus

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(10/30/2013)[-]

Instead of saying that, why not give an example?

#15 to #14 - thechosentroll#34 on commentsRank#34

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(10/30/2013)[-]

Too much effort. Can we just say I'm making this up and I'm full of **** and call it a day?

#16 to #15 - tylosaurus

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(10/30/2013)[-]

Uhm, sure.