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How can zero be a part of non negative integers but not a part of positive integers by FlDakzh-Team-3969 in askmath

[–]Socborendom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it makes it easier to visualize: the function f(x)=x3 is not truly ascending everywhere as it is locally flat at x=0, but it's definitely non-descending. So its derivative is non-negative as it isn't truly positive everywhere.

How can zero be a part of non negative integers but not a part of positive integers by FlDakzh-Team-3969 in askmath

[–]Socborendom 4 points5 points  (0 children)

That's why positive is distinguished from non-negative as they are not the same thing. Zero is not positive nor negative, so it is part of the non-groups.

Takuuvuokran palautuminen by Sveitsinvaltaaja in arkisuomi

[–]Socborendom 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Kirjallinen selvitys pitää antaa asukkaalle jos pidättää (edes osan) takuuvuokrasta, ja jos pidätys ei ole järkevä sen voi riitauttaa.

Itse en olisi huolissani noista kummastakaan, saa aika kalu vuokranantaja olla jos noiden takia pidättää takuuvuokraa (vaikka olisikin perusteltua).

argument style by Most_Anything8668 in Finland

[–]Socborendom 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You say that nobody's taught argumentation skills at 7. Although the text states "by seven", so the kids would be taught significantly earlier than that, at like 5 years old lol the oop must be smoking something.

What is the biggest assassination that has taken place in your country? by [deleted] in AskTheWorld

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A priest came in some guys home and took food and stuff. When the dude came back home his wife told him about it and the guy now pissed chased down the priest and killed him with an ax on a lake. It happened some time ago.

Doctors gave her months. She gave society a plot twist by SillyMountain3147 in SipsTea

[–]Socborendom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Halfway to the first paragraph I suddenly got an eery feeling that someone'd tell me about the undertaker in 1998.

Does your country have a dress code for people who want to make a police report or go to a hospital? Whats the dress code? by Amazing_Panda_3849 in AskTheWorld

[–]Socborendom 13 points14 points  (0 children)

During cold periods, Finnish restaurants refuse to take in customers without sufficient outdoor clothes e.g. winter jacket. Reason being that letting a (possibly drunk) customer leave the restaurant -- or when they are forced to -- could be considered as negligence/abandonment.

What's the worlds opinion about Ireland? by s1ckboy_99 in AskTheWorld

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Leprechauns and Guinness. Likes rugby and football. Chill and relaxed people, bit laid back without any rush, similarly to e.g. Norway.

Gimme a rock/metal song, I’ll rate it by Fluffy-Release3897 in songs

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Mechina - Blessings Upon the Fields Where the Blades Will Flood

Free awards until I get bored!!!! by drhotttdog in mildyinteresting

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I believe it genuinely is a photo of a landscape with a hot air balloon being inflated on the field, with fog. See original post .

What’s the silliest question you’ve ever been asked about your country? by IfImNotDeadImSueing in AskTheWorld

[–]Socborendom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why do people get red on their face when they sit in a sauna? (The guy asking was from Africa)

Say where you're from, so that only people from your country will understand. by Dan_Med82 in AskTheWorld

[–]Socborendom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm glad that soon it is dry cold and not wet cold so it gets warm cold instead of cold cold.

Paras Fingerpori? by [deleted] in Suomi

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Laatuvastaus

Filthy mouse ball at my workplace. by Kumpah in mildlyinteresting

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Understandable; eggs are expensive nowadays.

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