I get what you are saying, it is unintuitive that you can call a water molecule water. Because water, when found in nature, is always a mixture, right? Needs more than a single substance to be a mixture.
Entertain this, though: a group with a single element is still a group.
Wouldn't you say a pure water substance can be reduced to a single water molecule? It still is pure water substance.
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I'm bouncing between witcher 3, desperados 3, below and noita.
It's its, not it's.
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more like slide deez nuts
I'll show myself out
same as x * .5 = .25 if that somehow helps ya
I suspect people might be getting confused by this because of colloquialisms like "divided in half", "divided in the middle", "divided by two"
things is, math doesn't care about idioms
another area in mathematics that I've seen ppl (myself included lmao) suffer from this is propositional logic. like with the non exclusive nature of the OR operator
but this is all just a wild guess
Remember: big corpo trains you to depend on them since childhood in schools, which all use Office.
lmao I remember getting schooled by a math teacher when I tried to use libreoffice calc instead of excel on an assignment back in highschool
detail: all the school computers ran linux. fuck whoever didn't have a pc with windows at home
she brought her windows laptop and attached it to the projector and expected everyone to have the assignment files in a format excel could read
problem is, at least going 12 years back, not all calc functions and/or param names translate directly to excel ones
so when she opened the file, which I made sure was one excel could read, there was a bunch of gibberish on some cells
when I told her it worked as intended on libreoffice, she said something along the lines of: you don't go to church using the same clothes that you use when going to a nightclub
anyway, at least the school was trying not to depend on windows
Thank you, SuckMyWang for your input, really insightful
really, though, I'd argue the tree of knowledge is not enormous, but infinite
isn't there a saying like: "The more you know, the less you know"?
Big(gest?) piracy forum
Mostly steam stuff, each game has its specific forum post with info on who cracked the latest versions of a game and whatnot, links to download methods and there's also plenty of piracy related projects (like creamapi, goldberg, etc)
I'm not sure if you're familiar with fitgirl-repacks, but most of her repack pages actually points to the cs.rin website for game updates
I honestly love KOReader for all things reading