/sci/ - 1+1=11 — World4ch

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-06 2:15

i am so smart

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-17 4:08

2+2=5?
amirite?

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-17 4:19

1+1+1=1

Is this a) an error, b) Boolean Algebra, or c) Theology?

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-17 7:37

>>42
to -1 decimal places

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-22 13:50

bases can be in any form you want, you can have negative bases, rational bases, irrational bases, imaginary bases, it doesn't matter.

Yes base pi is a real number system, where the value of pi is one, and there are nontrivial cases where it would be useful to operate in a base pi system.

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-22 13:56

>>44
In base pi, pi is 10.

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-22 14:18

>>44
What are the digits of base pi?

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-22 19:56

>>46
Nasty complicated pointy things.

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-23 0:23

>>46
0,1,2,3?

It should be noted that in non-integral bases, there tend to be numbers with multiple significantly different expansions. I don't know an example for base Pi off the top of my head, but for base sqrt(2), twelve would be 1010000 or 10000000.0100...(goes on in an irregular fashion).

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-23 6:37

>>48
I don't know an example for base Pi off the top of my head
uh, how about 1 (aka 0.3011...)?
So what's the point of using 'base pi' instead of just writing eg 1 = 3/pi+1/pi^3+1/pi^4...

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-23 7:38

1+1=pi

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-23 14:10

pi+pi=pipi

Name: Anonymous 2006-10-23 16:07

>>51
pi+pi2 = 2pi
pipi = p^2i^2

1+1=11

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