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Heheh, you don't like them?
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They're fine.
Hey! I know my history and that argument you had over it was a shitstorm!
You weren't part of it. It had built up for over a year until something had to give, and MR held strong.
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It helps. Anyway, I'm almost finished with my study on functions. Although for some reason my book hasn't yet told me how to determine inverse functions. It only told me what they were. I found out how to determine them on my own. Soon I'll be doing partial fractions, whoo!
Oh boy.
What I mean is, right you rp like this: HI, How are you.
Look at anything else on this site. No one jus says stuff and does *Action* You are crazy...
It may appear that way, but it works, and that's important. We've been doing it for over two years now.
Run, they are insane in how they rp. They got rid of a GM by force over his religious belifes
He wasn't the GM. And if you're going to disparage us or discourage others from joining, I'll have to politely ask you to leave.
Hey, is this still open? I wanna join :D
Certainly. Just submit a character sheet in the OOC.
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The worm can be seen swiftly moving along a tunnel ahead, perpendicularly intersecting the hallway you are in. It slows down, stops, and starts to head back*
Kelly: ...
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I suppose. But sometimes I like analogies better.
I like them in English and logic.
How on earth do you all rp in this?
Mutual friendship, trust, understanding, etc.
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How do you mean?
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Well, some people understand things more easily with different ways. The hotel analogy makes it easier for me; the mathematical expression makes it easier for you.
Raw math for the win.
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Mhm.
*Opens my book again*
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Maybe it does to you. But if I had received the paradox like that, it would have taken me considerably longer to figure it out. However, the idea that there's a hotel with an infinite number of rooms and all of them are filled is much easier to chew on than a function is, at least once you get into trying to add people to the hotel in infinite quantities.
The question makes no sense to me as a hotel question.
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What fluff? It's easier to think about if it's expressed in real life terms. The mathematical expression I gave is too confusing and doesn't impart the true nature of the paradox.
But it does. The entire situation could be abbreviated into a few math terms.
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