What is everybody’s favorite number?
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LakennkeeperWey
May 19, 2025
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#21
Similar to chess having a large number of possible positions, yes.
I’d rather not have you duo my parents cause I don’t wanna be broke
Also blue who do you like on otf? You keep on mentioning someone. Is it Ben?
May 19, 2025
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#24
0_DragonWarrior_0 wrote:
I’d rather not have you duo my parents cause I don’t wanna be broke
Money talks
Mine is 2 and 5
Ben do you know who blue likes on OTF?
May 19, 2025
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#28
Like as a friend? I think me but idk it could be someone else.
if you mean romantically idk
Like dating
Bc I’m the would you date the person above you thread he said he was waiting for one person to go above him then he would say yes
are we talking about me without me?
Blue…
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May 19, 2025
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#35
0_DragonWarrior_0 wrote:
52 cards cannot make infinite outputs
Let’s put it this way:
Let’s say, right now, a baby is born. This baby will live exactly 100 years. If we wanted to use 52! Electrons in that baby’s life, we would need to produce around 100,000 the amount of energy our ENTIRE SOLAR SYSTEM produces.
Another example:
1. set a timer for 52! seconds.
2. Stand on the equator and wait one billion years
3. take a single step forward
4. wait a billion years
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until you have walked around the entire planet
6. take a single drop of water (0.05 ml) from the pacific and set it aside
7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 until you have drained the entire pacific ocean
8. Put a single sheet of paper on the ground
9. refill the ocean
10. Repeat steps 7-9 until your stack reaches the sun
11. Check your timer. It is not even ONE PERCENT COMPLETE
Why not?
Also Ben can you plz send the music?
TheEvanMack wrote:
3
close second
RealTactics960 wrote:
0_DragonWarrior_0 wrote:
52 cards cannot make infinite outputs
Let’s put it this way:
Let’s say, right now, a baby is born. This baby will live exactly 100 years. If we wanted to use 52! Electrons in that baby’s life, we would need to produce around 100,000 the amount of energy our ENTIRE SOLAR SYSTEM produces.
Another example:
1. set a timer for 52! seconds.
2. Stand on the equator and wait one billion years
3. take a single step forward
4. wait a billion years
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until you have walked around the entire planet
6. take a single drop of water (0.05 ml) from the pacific and set it aside
7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 until you have drained the entire pacific ocean
8. Put a single sheet of paper on the ground
9. refill the ocean
10. Repeat steps 7-9 until your stack reaches the sun
11. Check your timer. It is not even ONE PERCENT COMPLETE
gotcha, on my way to the equator now
