numbers dont exist

have you ever seen a "number"? neither have i. therefore they don't exist.

Here's one: 1

have you seen the jew spammer's brain? neither have i. therefore it doesn't exist.

>>1
Nobody ever said it existed. Mathematics are a concept.

I have seen numerals, which are not numbers themselves but are signs of things unseen. They are symbols which participate in the form of the number.

numbers are like niggers
there are too any of them

Jewish zionist infinitary set theory Java:

public class One {
   public static void main(String args[]) {
      int one = 1;
   }
}

Good halal ``in Lisp'' according to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be unto him):
1


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>>1
I did: 123 is a number.

>>8
No, it's three numbers.

>>9
three digits, which form a number.

form IS content; code IS data.

>>7
Shalom!

no digits:

no number.

I've never seen a Monad

You are a solipsist.

>>14
code is data = solipsism?

some numbers that exists:
phi
pi
e

the funny thing is that they can't be exactly defined as exactly defined numbers.

>>16
They're well defined. What makes you think they're undefined? Because they're irrational?

So many trolls.
So little sunlight.

>>17
they are defined as numbers that can't be defined completely as quantities; we only have approximations. maybe we should use numerical systems based on trascendental 'numbers'.

>>19
We have exact equations to compute them, your shitty computer just can't handle it.

>>19
You're a fool.

>>16
I thought exact values where numbers, and therefor didn't exists ?

>>4
Nobody says God exist: it's a concept!

ever seen "pi"? neither have i. therefore it doesn't exist.

So who here has seen the other side of the moon?
I bet the moon is hemispherical.

>>19
Numbers don't have to represent ``quantities''. Temperature isn't a quantity, but you can still measure it and make calculations based on that measurement. You could invent your own temperature system where sqrt 2 is the freezing point and pi is the boiling point. Your calculations won't round out nicely on paper but they'd be every bit as valid as if you used celsius or fahrenheit. The numbers we use are arbitrary. We base measurements on integers because they're convenient. We use base-10 so we can count the digits on our fingers. We use binary in computing because it's easy to represent with electronic signals. They're all arbitrary. Base-e occurs in nature, hence the natural logarithm, it's not arbitrary at all. Neither are pi and phi, they're real ratios that occur frequently in nature, every bit as real as 1/2 or even 1. You can have pi apples just as easily as you can have 1/2 an apple. 1/2 is abstract in it's own sense. Nothing in the physical world is ever exactly one half. You can halve an apple but those halves aren't exactly equivalent. You can have half a dollar, but that's just an arbitrary value we attach to it. We could have just as easily called it pi dollars. 1/2 is real to you because it's such a common part of your vocabulary, but in the grand scheme of the universe it's no more or less real or relevant as any irrational number.

>>26
Shalom, hymie!

>>27
I'm not even circumcised, Omar. I'd tell you to kill yourself, but you're probably planning to blow yourself up already. Allah akbar!

>>28
I'm not even circumcised
In France, I’m Russian, and in Russia, I’m a Jew. In France, a Jew is someone who wears a yarmulke, goes to synagogue. If you don’t do these things, you are some other kind of person. But I’ll tell you: My social circle in France, the people I hang out with, is becoming more and more Jewish. There’s some kind of self-selection going on. You gravitate to your own. -- Pavel Lungin, Russian-Jewish filmmaker

>>26
Yes, I'd like to purchase 2pi bananas, please.

"what good is your proof, when irrational numbers do not even exist?" --kronecker on proof of trascendence of pi