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Multifarious said
I'm not even arguing. I'm just picking. I could honestly care less about phone preference.


COULDN'T OMQ
Dynamics said
He's a senor, but to be fair, I've rarely considered school subject relevant enough.


It was a joke obvs =P
Extra said
Gtg. Gotta go take a retest. Night.


nini
souleaterfan320 said
... so i attempted to read the last few ooc pages here and could understand a lick of it.


I explained it as layman-y as possible lel
At least I think. And aren't you like junior or senior anyway? You should understand these things, mister =P
Dynamics said
Yeah they are!Oh....Make more sense?


Yup! Thanks!
Dynamics said
Uh... it's not as hard as you're making it. If the source is destroyed, then all of the paths associated with it, and everything in those paths, disappear at once, regardless of where they are in time flow.I think it tastes awesome. But the ingredients weren't too much?


Huh. Okay then!
Dynamics said
If the source is 100% decimated, as in the actual dimensional space is gone, the paths disappear with it.


Huh. Cool! Although, technically, shouldn't they just not exist in the first place? If the source world is destroyed, then all the others shouldn't exist, and so technically, they shouldn't have existed in the first place, and so don't even cease to exist because they never were! Unless all Path universes are running at the same time, where t time in one universe is the same as t in the other! But if all of them cease to exist at the same time, wouldn't that be destroying all the people in all those Paths? And wait, if the world ceased to exist, than countless Path universes would cease to exist as a whole since the path that they would have taken can't be taken any more! So many questions! So many logical followings!
Dynamics said
We don't study those specifically.


I see. But yeah, once you leave the reals, you can have numbers between 0.9 repeating and one. If you're only in reals, 0.9 repeating is one! but in any other system, it's not.
Extra said
Hello, and it's very likely it isn't. The secret ingredient came from my home world only, and, since it's destroyed, it's an extremely rare commodity.


Uh, what about the countless Path universes where it wasn't destroyed?
Dynamics said
Whichever ones don't use that terminology.


Hyperreal is anything that isn't a real and surreal is anything that isn't a hyperreal. Although technically surreal contains hyperreal contains real but still.
Dynamics said
Speaking of arguments, I asked my calculus teacher, who took engineering level math studies in college, and she said that .99999... is less than one, and that .333333... isn't equal to 1/3.


I figured that last one out. And that's only once you leave the realm of real numbers and start dealing with surreals, which are a step above hyperreals. Or maybe it starts at hyperreals. Which does calc deal with?
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