LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

@warmbeverageenjoyer @deprecated_ii
Yeah, we are a proud nation

@warmbeverageenjoyer @deprecated_ii
> In the United States, the average adult man has a BMI of 26.6 and the average adult woman has a BMI of 26.5.

Your insults mean nothing

@warmbeverageenjoyer @deprecated_ii
0.03 percent of population

Yeah, I think I am in the good position.

@deprecated_ii @warmbeverageenjoyer
Trust me, I am all for separation from your DEI obsessed nation full of nigger cattle.

@deprecated_ii @warmbeverageenjoyer
It's not an insult. I am vorried.
This is a language definition problem, and you cannot accept the simple fact, that someone on another continent had a different teacher.

@deprecated_ii @warmbeverageenjoyer
Go get some help.
This is a math problem, not a warcrime. You're way too invested in this.

@warmbeverageenjoyer @deprecated_ii
Thank you

@deprecated_ii @warmbeverageenjoyer
It's not a separate set of rules from rest of math, it is a different set, then you were thought.

Are you seriously so low IQ, you don't get, that math is thought differently across the world?

@warmbeverageenjoyer @deprecated_ii
Ok.... try simplifying it to multiplications only.

6*0,5*3

It is the same equation, but first, the parantecies were solved (1+2=3), and then, the (x/2) was transformed to x*0,5

Therefore it is 6*0,5*3

Therefore, the first half of the equation is >>>6*0,5 = 3<<<

You get 3*(1+2)

@deprecated_ii @warmbeverageenjoyer
No, because the 2 doesn't get there as a 2, but as 3.

Why is it so hard to understand, that this is the way we were thought math?

@deprecated_ii @warmbeverageenjoyer
No, we get 9 because ÷ and / are treated as the same symbol, meaning, that (1+2) goes first, and then, we end up with 6/2*3 = 3*3 = 9

And it's boring to explain this system over and over and over again.
But division is the same as multiplication.

If I re-write it as 6* (1/2) * (1+2), then there is no argument to be had.

@theorytoe
I should start drinking

@archos
Vysvětlení, proč je to průser?

@cjd
US was training Ukrainian soldiers on the NATO soil.

That wasn't "breaking the rules" officially.

@ChristiJunior
Damn, that's a huge responsibility...
I'll have to think about it.

@ChristiJunior @rasterman @bronze
Meanwhile, Ahsoka's BF wan a separatist young leader...

Yeah, Star Wars used to be so much more complex before Disney

@ChristiJunior @rasterman @bronze
Yes, I know of that slide of hand...
That's what's so genius about the book. That line is the perfect example of "Don't worry about it"... It is literally a fucking "at least slaves get food and shelter" argument re-phrased.

@ChristiJunior @rasterman @bronze
Why do you think, they are incapable of understanding of "Rebellion in Star Wars were terrorists" argument? Why they are so quick to call for violence?

They see the entire world from 1st perspective, and cannot see other people as individual agents with motivation.

@ChristiJunior @rasterman @bronze
I can explain that one.

It's because it's told from the point of view of the privileged ones. And these people are incapable of extracting the context.

If you wrote a Warhammer 40k story from the point of a hive world ruller, they would think it's an utopia.