Gludy
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1+1=2
Now lets us eee who can dispute that.
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Now lets us eee who can dispute that.
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A controversial subject
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jhr
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Not if you're working in binary.............
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Wiggo
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Let me guess: this is the result of extensive research, but you're not going to share it with us?
Anyway:
1+1=3, for sufficiently large values of 1
Anyway:
1+1=3, for sufficiently large values of 1
mjf
Active member
What if they are red 'ones' and then become clear in 2006 (with additional duty paid)?
DavidJ
Well-known member
In Roman
I+I = II
I+I = II
Roy
New member
One pos + One neg = 1
mainshiptom
Active member
Does not include VAT ?
LeytonC
New member
There are only 10 types of people that know binary, those that do and those that dont..
Gludy
Active member
Sorry Roy
you are wrong, one pos plus one neg = zero
Cannot we not even agree on that?
you are wrong, one pos plus one neg = zero
Cannot we not even agree on that?
Gludy
Active member
jhr
1+1=10
Are you happy now?
1+1=10
Are you happy now?
Roy
New member
Ahhh glad you read even these silly answers. And you can count as well.
jhr
Well-known member
I am seldom happy but, for now, I am content.............
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steverow
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Before I give you a definite answer Paul, are we talking integers, prime numbers or vectors here?
Gludy
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Well originally I was talking simple integers.
Folks say that it is me that complicates things on this forum but this thread proves otherwise. If we cannot agree on 1 + 1 = 2 then there is little hope of agreeing on anything else and even some folks manage to get that sum wrong!
Now I think I should change the question to what does 1 wave plus 1 wave equal ... now that is not as simple as it sounds.
Folks say that it is me that complicates things on this forum but this thread proves otherwise. If we cannot agree on 1 + 1 = 2 then there is little hope of agreeing on anything else and even some folks manage to get that sum wrong!
Now I think I should change the question to what does 1 wave plus 1 wave equal ... now that is not as simple as it sounds.
BrendanS
Well-known member
Duality of waves and particles?
You're right, very complicated! Most physics degree students will be able to help here. Quantum tunnelling anyone?
You're right, very complicated! Most physics degree students will be able to help here. Quantum tunnelling anyone?
ShipsWoofy
New member
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Now I think I should change the question to what does 1 wave plus 1 wave equal ... now that is not as simple as it sounds.
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Quite simply, it is your mrs at the far end of the room at a party trying to get your attention, come and rescue me, this jerk is starting to really bother me.
Or, yoo hoo, hello sailor
Or, Goodbye loser! I am moving in with that rampant 20 year old crack head down the road.
I really am not bitter...
Now I think I should change the question to what does 1 wave plus 1 wave equal ... now that is not as simple as it sounds.
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Quite simply, it is your mrs at the far end of the room at a party trying to get your attention, come and rescue me, this jerk is starting to really bother me.
Or, yoo hoo, hello sailor
Or, Goodbye loser! I am moving in with that rampant 20 year old crack head down the road.
I really am not bitter...
duncan
Active member
that's actually the simplest one yet - the answer is simply goodbye.
martinwoolwich
New member
For those in marketing out there 1+1 (when talking synergy) =3
