If the state wass total then why were Hitler's ideas revolutionary?

@Existence is identity

can you not

why can't you say totalitarian

total =/= totalitarian

@Avilio

2+2=4

@Avilio

2+2=4 is an absolute

it IS

it doesn't wake up next morning and change it's ideology and say hey i'm actually 9

observe

right unveil yourself already

you're truly either a magapede retard or i'm an actual sperg

The idea that 2+2 equals 4 comes from a little amalgam of the previous knowledge of fuckboys who invented math and its basic operations.

They created a system to which everyone, if not the majority, agreed.

In a way, it can't really be explained in the sense of "we know it's like this because we conducted experiments".

It was already created the way it is.

math isn't an invention as much as it is a discovery

discovery

of laws

I'm not sure it can really be called a discovery, at least not the basic part.

numbers and symbols are inventions yes

but not math itself

Pythgoras theorem isn't an invention, it's a discovery

The first, uh... "days" of math created a base system for other people to improve on.

Like Newton's integrals.

Or was that derivatives? I dunno.

Anyway, some dude looked at a field that wasn't an exact shape and invented integrals to calculate its area.

And that was what I'd call a discovery.

what about 2+2=4?

And the base for it was the invention of those gay-ass numbers and symbols.

it wasn't invented

no

numbers and symbols are a means

bruh moment

2+2=4 was established when they created the numbers and their consequent operational symbols.

smdh

fuckin’ please, i cannot look at this channel and cringe from these fuckin’ blue-pilled kids @Sterling

So the moment they put the order as "1, 2, 3, 4", they already said 2+2=4 without even inventing the plus symbol, sort of.

Even then, it might not be clear enough, which is why schools use physical examples for kids.