#math rants

#welivelaughlovemath

I have never seen this man smile genuinely and highkey hes scrolling on his phone rn like old people do

this is his EXACT form rn and im jealous i wanna be on my phone, but school is a bitch

"we don't want to calculate the moving average if the centred moving average as the average is moving, because its moving."- my math teacher

"I commented under an incest post with a pride flag cause they r both guys and someone called me a bitch, like hello i didnt know"- @divdisstuff

"Guys can WE do some work" - a guy who is not even at his desk and is playing games with another dude

"better to cum in the sink, than sink in the cum"- jacob

"I dont know, ur probs recording right now"- nathan (he didnt have a quote for us :(...)

They are, because if you need 10 pennies from an infinite number of pennies, you can easily get them, regardless which infinite supply of pennies you choose.

(which kind of begs the question of if multiple infinities of one item even exist or if it is all simply a continuous infinity split into subcategories, but that's a debate for another time)

They aren't, because if you have two (hypothetically accumulating) infinite amount of pennies, one accumulating one at a time and one accumulating 10 at a time, at any given time when you check on them, the first will still have less than the second.

The difference, theoretically, is the existence of time, and I'm not sure how to explain how. I think it's because the entire purpose of the second one is gradual (aka over time) accumulation, while the purpose of the first is *the infinity already existing in what could be considered completion*

(but what is a complete infinity? It is not possible outside of thought, really)

And don't even get me started on countable versus uncountable infinities. I don't know understand them at all, even though I have to acknowledge their existence.