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1+1= not 2?


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That wouldn't really fit with any regularly used definition of '+' then would it?

 

Roman Numerals I+I=II

 

:P

 

That wouldn't really fit with any regularly used definition of '+' then would it?

 

Roman Numerals I+I=II

 

:P

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I'm sorry... :confused:

 

Isn't the fact that 1+1 = 2 derived empirically?

 

 

As in " When I put one nut in the sack and then another nut, then I got two nuts in the sack."

 

And logic is then a generalized system based on the above and similar empirically derived non-disputable facts?

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oh hey you guys i heard this forum was the place to be so i decided to join... to the point 1+1 obviously = 2 what are you on about /sigh thanks bye
Joining with two accounts is against the rules. I doubt your sincerity and you have a big strike against you, especially since your other account has already started calling people "idiots".
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So, a quick summary of when [imath]1+1\neq 2[/imath].

  • When your working modulo <2
  • When by '+' you don't mean 'plus'
    • As the logical operator AND, which I've always seen written as '^' which seems an awful lot less confusing. But write it however you like, whatever. (you'll note that I never challenged this)
    • When you chose it to mean something completely random, which is okay, just boring.

    [*]When by '1' and '2' you don't mean '1' and '2'. This is stupid. (a 'I' doesn't look like a '1', srsly)[*]When you apply a fallacious 'proof', this is mega stupid.[*]When you are otherwise being stupid, or boring.

Unless I've missed something, can we call this concluded?

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