Message from @Sterling

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2019-02-01 21:22:35 UTC  

observe

2019-02-01 21:23:28 UTC  

right unveil yourself already

2019-02-01 21:23:51 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:24:40 UTC  

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.

2019-02-01 21:24:58 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:25:37 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:25:44 UTC  

It was already created the way it is.

2019-02-01 21:26:07 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:26:39 UTC  

discovery

2019-02-01 21:26:47 UTC  

of laws

2019-02-01 21:27:00 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:27:13 UTC  

numbers and symbols are inventions yes

2019-02-01 21:27:17 UTC  

but not math itself

2019-02-01 21:27:31 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:27:33 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:27:43 UTC  

Like Newton's integrals.

2019-02-01 21:27:51 UTC  

Or was that derivatives? I dunno.

2019-02-01 21:28:10 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:28:17 UTC  

And that was what I'd call a discovery.

2019-02-01 21:28:29 UTC  

what about 2+2=4?

2019-02-01 21:28:32 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:28:39 UTC  

it wasn't invented

2019-02-01 21:28:47 UTC  

no

2019-02-01 21:28:59 UTC  

numbers and symbols are a means

2019-02-01 21:29:00 UTC  

bruh moment

2019-02-01 21:29:00 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:29:10 UTC  

smdh

2019-02-01 21:29:28 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:29:29 UTC  

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.

2019-02-01 21:29:56 UTC  

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

2019-02-01 21:30:16 UTC  

don’t ever ping me again you fuckin’ mundane loser

2019-02-01 21:30:19 UTC  

bl0cked tbh

2019-02-01 21:30:20 UTC  

They bring four apples and show that if you get two apples and put them together with other two apples, you get four apples.

2019-02-01 21:30:36 UTC  

And kids understand that easily because they can see and grasp it, unlike a weird symbol on a paper.

2019-02-01 21:30:37 UTC  

but it's not an invention

2019-02-01 21:30:44 UTC  

it's an observation

2019-02-01 21:30:57 UTC  

Well, it's an observation based on the invention of these numbers and their order.

2019-02-01 21:31:14 UTC  

Which is why I said they "sort of" said 2+2=4 by doing the order alone.

2019-02-01 21:31:23 UTC  

bloodi is that conservanigger your account?

2019-02-01 21:31:25 UTC  

They didn't actually establish the equation with the order alone.

2019-02-01 21:31:37 UTC  

It was kind of a consequence.