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Do you think Pyrobyte is a Communist?

Is Pyrobyte a Communist?

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    Votes: 2 33.3%
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Do you know, Pyrobyte, the artist formally known as Matrix Pyro? I think he is secretly a communist here from the enemy to ambush us! Espionage I say! TUK, quick, think up a really complicated Math problem.


Anyways, so this topic isn't just plain spam, what is all of your opinions on the Cold War?
 
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I can't really have an opinion because we've never learned about it in-depth, but I don't think it really needed to happen.
Also, of course.
 
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Yes, I have been waiting for this topic for ages.
 
Hideyoshi said:
I can't really have an opinion because we've never learned about it in-depth, but I don't think it really needed to happen.
Also, of course.
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It didn't need to happen, but it was unpreventable. Two major powers with such different ideals never can end well.
 
The "You're a communist" post was right below mine...so I thought you were mentioning me...
 
Um. Complicated math problem? OK...

Shoutbox + Me + Steam + Purchase Fail + Angry + Link 70222 + Not Caring + Telling Me to Calm Down = Angry x 2 + Ban

What is the value of 2[sup]pi[/sup]?
 
Pyrobyte said:
Communism isn't all bad... think of the progress society could make without class disputes.
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Yes, but it only works on paper, in practice it doesn't. The government officials would still be rich, everyone getting paid the same would cause lack of motivation, etc.

TheUltimateKoopa said:
IT's 8.82497783 if you want to be more nerdy.
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We Pi isn't a rational number, so you could round it to any number places.
 
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Megamilk said:
N3DSC Shoutbox Moderation said:
1 =/= 0.999999999999999999999......................
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LIAR. *throws shoe*

1/9 = .1 repeating
1/9 * 9 = 9/9 = 1
.1 repeating * 9 = .9 repeating

THUS .9 repeating = 1

*spaz*
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Dis cannot be! Eet dez net werk wit de numeralz!

Take 1.25 for an example. The "1" represents a full unit of 1. One whole. The .2 means "2 tenths" and the 5 means "5 hundredths".

So. Therefore.

1 = 1 whole

.9 repeating = nine tenths, nine hundredths, nine thousandths, etc. etc.

I see your logic there, and yes, it works with fractions. However, it just doesn't cut it with the standard form of numbers. And 1/9 really means 1 over 9. If that changes anything, which I suspect doesn't happen.

So yeah, prove 0.9 repeating = 1 without the use of fractions. It has to be calculated in it's raw form to be proven IMO.
 
OK, not using fractions, eh?

0.111111111111111111111111........
0.222222222222222222222222........
0.333333333333333333333333........
0.444444444444444444444444........
0.555555555555555555555555........
0.666666666666666666666666........
0.777777777777777777777777........
0.888888888888888888888888........
0.999999999999999999999999........

There.

0.999999999999999999999999....... = 1 because:

When you type 0.9999999.... for example, you are rounding 0.9 to 7 decimal places. And because of that, the '9' in the 8th decimal place will round up to '10' which means the 7th '9' will round up to 10, and so on... i.e.:

0.9999999....
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]10 [/sub]+ [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]100[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1000[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]10000[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]100000[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1000000[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]10000000[/sub]...
The 8th decimal will round the previous 9's up like so:

= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub]
= 1

YAY! It's using fractions, but representing the decimal places, not as a single fraction.
 
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TheUltimateKoopa said:
OK, not using fractions, eh?

0.111111111111111111111111........
0.222222222222222222222222........
0.333333333333333333333333........
0.444444444444444444444444........
0.555555555555555555555555........
0.666666666666666666666666........
0.777777777777777777777777........
0.888888888888888888888888........
0.999999999999999999999999........

There.

0.999999999999999999999999....... = 1 because:

When you type 0.9999999.... for example, you are rounding 0.9 to 7 decimal places. And because of that, the '9' in the 8th decimal place will round up to '10' which means the 7th '9' will round up to 10, and so on... i.e.:

0.9999999....
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]10 [/sub]+ [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]100[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1000[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]10000[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]100000[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1000000[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]10000000[/sub]...
The 8th decimal will round the previous 9's up like so:

= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]9[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub] + [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub][sub]0[/sub]...
= [sup]10[/sup]/[sub]1[/sub][sub]0[/sub]
= 1

YAY! It's using fractions, but representing the decimal places, not as a single fraction.
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Wait, how can you round a decimal that goes on forever? @_@
 
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