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Well you walked right into that one…
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“I to the U — it’s an irrational number, but it’s real”
Better yet, it might be an imaginary number, or maybe even, the solution to
(e raised to the i times pi power) plus 1,
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which is neatly both imaginary and real,
好秘书 我爱皮肤 ä¸å›½å…¬æ–‡ç½‘This sounds like one of those self-referencing Godel numbers.
Are we worrying about the Cretan Liars’ Paradox in a relationship
The original post is quite astute actually.
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