I self corrected
We want to find t
We don’t put 1.25B in our final equation
We leave it t
We put everything else into the equation
We put
Okay
But you assumed the equation to use didnt you
No
I can use calculus to prove why it works
It’s one of the things you learn in calculus
If you want the proof, google it
Ok fair enough. I havent finished calculus after all
That’s alright
@PhumoZTYPE
Do you understand why this works now
And how we didn’t make any assumptions
t = t½ln((K + Ar/0.109)/K)/ln(2)
Okay so we know the 157 million is correct because it matches with what scientists know?
no
because we just calculated it
It correct *because we calculated it*
Had we calculated something else, something else would be the answer
Yeah okay
Do you understand?
Are you going to stop saying that it’s false?
Because I spent the last hour showing why that’s not the case?
Of course not
You’re gonna go back to your echo chamber
Where they’re gonna tell you “science makes assumptions”
And you’re going to believe them
Because of course you are
Seems he/she left
Either they went to do more research, which is good
Or they went to their flat earth friends to explain why I’m wrong
They usually just give up
Cognitive dissonance perhaps
I probably just wasted an hour
