Not even Zeus can measure that (incommensurable) magnitude known as sqrt(2).

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Not even Zeus can measure that (incommensurable) magnitude known as sqrt(2). That is why my ancestors called it "incommensurable" you stupid morons.

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They are not called incommensurable numbers, they are
called Unicon numbers, ask Bossom Queen Karzinom.

Am Mittwoch, 29. März 2017 16:13:23 UTC+2 schrieb John Gabriel:

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I know, that you will not reply to any reasoned type, so
phk ***. but,
!day nice a havE

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Post by John Gabriel
Not even Zeus can measure that (incommensurable) magnitude known as sqrt(2). That is why my ancestors called it "incommensurable" you stupid morons.
http://youtu.be/B3AlAil5Crc
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I will ask my dog (his name is Zeus) tomorrow :)

KON

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ah, so, what

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it's only the proportionality; jg could be the rare example
of Greek literacy with such a low score on the um nevermind

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secondr00t(9) plus secondr00t(16) equals secondr00t(25), and so on

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Post by John Gabriel
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it's only the proportionality; jg could be the rare example
of Greek literacy with such a low score on the um nevermind

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what an a.p, 5 = 4 + 3 -- thankyou!

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secondr00t(9) plus secondr00t(16) equals secondr00t(25), and so on