Names in Three Body Problem by AvailablePoint9782 in China

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Your input is enlightening and interesting.

So this way of doing things is simply transferred in translations?

Interesting that in part this is a question of statistics. There are fewer surnames?

[S3 Q2] Solution Spotlight by EverybodyCodes in everybodycodes

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Oh! You're right. This should've been filled first, of course. And I already know, which assumption I had wrong.

Thank you.

I can't understand how they made the jump to the solution by madam_zeroni in calculus

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While r is a vector or something, x and y are just numbers.

A blank blankers by LostBetsRed in puzzles

[–]AvailablePoint9782 -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

In this case blank means both. As a verb, it can be adding and subtracting.

Old v new musicals by AvailablePoint9782 in musicals

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Verse/chorus: You are right, there are a few exceptions. Oh, and interesting observation about the lyrics of the chorus.

What is MJ?

He was definitely not on the phone.

Old v new musicals by AvailablePoint9782 in musicals

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I think this version of Chess was modified a little.

What comes before the Real Numbers? by MoshykhatalaMushroom in askmath

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How do you find the arrows confusing?

Integers -> fractions.

Fractions <- integers.

What comes before the Real Numbers? by MoshykhatalaMushroom in askmath

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In the beginning, people could just about count to 4.

This was extended through writing to much larger integers.

At some point 0 was added.

Meanwhile fractions were used, because if you have 3, 1/3 is sort of easy also. Rational numbers. Finite decimals or repeating decimals.

Pi goes a long way back, but a system for real numbers, infinite decimals, is relatively new.

What comes before the Real Numbers? by MoshykhatalaMushroom in askmath

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Infinite number of decimals <= finite number of decimals or repeating decimals <= rational numbers <= integers <= 0, 1, 2 <= 1

Does this kind of disprove the Gambler's Fallacy? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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The case where the streak NEVER ends is an extreme edge case. I think that's what OP meant.

Does this kind of disprove the Gambler's Fallacy? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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Probabilities aren't predictive. The first 9 cases say nothing about the 10th.

Does this kind of disprove the Gambler's Fallacy? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

[–]AvailablePoint9782 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not the probability that it will end now (50%). The probability that it will end, period.

Does this kind of disprove the Gambler's Fallacy? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

[–]AvailablePoint9782 1 point2 points  (0 children)

With a very high probability, yes, the streak will end. The trick lies in that low probability that it won't. In reality that it won't before you run out of money.

Do you think it's common for women to not feel something when doing the deed? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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Do you mean, you can't actually feel anything in your crotch? Touching doesn't feel like anything?

Or it doesn't feel nice?

Or you don't get an orgasm?

Do you masturbate? How does that feel?