yeah 9 digits

and a multiple by the base

this is the problem

Botis?

Well idk maths

We call dorieus botis

Oh

When you use a synechdoche that refers to a part of body to mean the whole person, it's literally like casting spells onto their body parts to obey. : d

Yesod

4(1/4)=6(1/6)
nazis and jews are now the same

change my mind

I have a shit memory. Is dorieus the one who said that instead of drawing tarot cards, he thinks of numbers?

Probably

shapes tbh but. numbers are best for describing shapes

@Oneiros yea so a popular synecdoche is when referring to sports teams. Like if we're talking american football and i say "cleveland" you know im referring to the browns. Not the city. But the team represents the city as a whole. So the browns are a fraction of the city but when accessing them through language we can use cleveland as the macro to find the browns in football

Synecdoches are how we access macro vs micro in language

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that sounds. too simplified. but i do see the point

Thanks for sharing. I was not familiar with this word.

but like i said before this is why i cant wait for more about scalar waves to be integrated

because these defined macro and micro are not the largest or smallest effecting that area or that it has effect on

the team is not the smallest group of people in the city. or the largest force representing it. and the city is not the largest group of people its occupants live in. or the smallest

nothing in this is being measured relative to other scales

Yea

But like when i say

I’m at my job

8 hour day today

"Cleveland made 1 touchdown on monday"

1 hour break

The city didnt make the touchdown

The browns did

The information is contained within the larger unit

sure but theres an obvious flaw

'the usa made a touchdown today' is not technically inaccurate by your logic either

So we find specialized information in the synecdoche

theres no relative measurement this way

Well if were talking soccer then that synecdoche works

Look at these autists talking about groups of people who "made" touchdowns