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[McMitch]

“if you want to fill in the singularities of the summation in an analytic way, the new function you get happens to have a value of -1/12 when s=-1; and of course the formula for this filled in function is not the summation given when s=-1, otherwise there’d be no singularity to begin with, but it makes people confused when we pretend it is, and makes us feel clever, so we’ll keep doing it”

Of course they're divergent, we're dealing with infinite sums which, by definition, do not fit on the number line. Complaining about it like this is like complaining about the existence of i because the square root of negative 1, similarly, does not exist on a one-dimensional plane.

What makes -1/12 interesting is not just that it can be reasoned algebraically but that it also applies as a constant in quantum mathematics (specifically when seemingly divergent sums do appear) that's mathematically consistent with the functions in macro physics.

 

[Lord Of Shit]

best "don't mess around on the subway" PSA because it includes monkey

I think it's actually an edit, I'm afraid, as the basketballs were a subtle addition. Still, I love the retro style, though I wish they'd settle on either classical or modern grammar. The text should read: 控ふべし, or 控うべし, but 控えるべし is just wrong. Here endeth the sperging.

 

[Charred Dinosaur]

 

[JJLiautaud]

A funny pictures thread is probably not the place to sperg about this, but this always drives me nuts.

The sum of all positive integers is undefined, it diverges, it diverges to infinity, it increases without bound - however one wants to phrase it, they all mean the same thing. If you add up more and more positive integers, the partial sums obviously grow without bound - the series diverges.

The analytic continuation of the summation formula has the value of -1/12 at s=-1, true, but the analytic continuation is not equal to the summation at s=-1, otherwise it would be undefined too- they are different functions.

Of course, no one wants to say:

“if you want to fill in the singularities of the summation in an analytic way, the new function you get happens to have a value of -1/12 when s=-1; and of course the formula for this filled in function is not the summation given when s=-1, otherwise there’d be no singularity to begin with, but it makes people confused when we pretend it is, and makes us feel clever, so we’ll keep doing it”

S=1+2+3+4+5...
4S= 4+0+8+0...
-3S=1-2+3-4...=1/4
S=-1/12
Check mate liberal
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[corvuscorax]

"Perfect".
Says it's okay for you to cheat on her with jeets. Ew.

Archaeologists have determined that the perfect woman did at one point exist.

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[Air support]

Archaeologists have determined that the perfect woman did at one point exist.

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Scythian gf when

 

[Strawb3rry]

 

[Hey Johnny Bravo]

5:00

 

[Terffals]

 

[Bionicle Enthusiast]

 

[ShahOfIran1979]

>This is what they actually believe

 

[SomethingProblematic]

bane the musical.webm

Sweet Flaming Lips song, which album is that from?

 

[mindlessobserver]

"Perfect".
Says it's okay for you to cheat on her with jeets. Ew.

I mean, the context of the phrase indicates that she is not actually okay with it, but she's willing to put up with your one vice. Followed quickly by the "smash me" part. "stop looking at the inferior women Anon!"

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>This is what they actually believe

This annoys me so much. America is not a 250 year old civilization. At MINIMUM, you can probably trace our civilization back to the signing of Magna Carta in England, which makes us an 800 year old civilization. If you want to be super pedantic, we go back to the founding of Jamestown. Which makes us 400 years. But since we are a Western country, there is a shit ton of Greek and Roman influence that pushes shit back further.

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[Lord Of Shit]

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>This is what they actually believe

The Indus Valley culture had probably the most advanced sewage-management system in the world, while modern Indians have designated shitting streets.

Now, that's cultural appropriation, you shitty Jeets.

Forgot to add:

The modern state of India was founded in 1947. The US, in 1776.

Do not compare cultures to states and expect us to fail to notice.

 

[corvuscorax]

I mean, the context of the phrase indicates that she is not actually okay with it, but she's willing to put up with your one vice. Followed quickly by the "smash me" part. "stop looking at the inferior women Anon!"

Any woman worth her salt would cave your skull in for even suggesting such degeneracy.

 

[Fields Of Rye]

Ver archivo adjunto 9162210"Quote about how old cartoons had normal fetishes"

The disney vault is literally full of every furry character fucking every other furry character. Don't question the freak level of original animators. They were just better at hiding it because we still used to lynch people for knowing what vore is.

 

[mindlessobserver]

The Indus Valley culture had probably the most advanced sewage-management system in the world, while modern Indians have designated shitting streets.

Which was also descended from Best Girl incidentally. Its wild to think about, but how many of you actually have heard of Arkaim and the Sintashta culture? The Soviet Union discovered them in the 1970's and found their capital in 1987 on the western slopes of Urals while doing prep work for a reservoir.
The culture was using copper for tools in the year 2,200 B.C, and has the oldest remains of chariots ever found. They literally invented the wheel. The discovery of the civilization that invented the wheel should have been a major milestone. Everyone should know about it. Yet for some reason, its been deliberately not added to common learning all kids need to know in primary school. Make your own conclusions.

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You can also go to the Russia to see it. Thanks to the magic of AI translation, the local museums website is now in English.

https://www.mgomz.ru/en/exhibition/crossroads-of-the-worlds-arkaim

 

[Charred Dinosaur]

The modern state of India was founded in 1947. The US, in 1776.

The funny part about India being taken over by Hindu Nationalists who (somehow) hate Muslims even more than their grandparents is that they shot themselves in the foot by forcing their country to be tied to the British Raj.

They have a strong case for claiming the modern state of India is the spiritual successor to the Dominion of Hindustan (better known in English as the Mughal Empire) or even the Sultanate of Delhi which was founded all the way back in 1206, but that would mean having to acknowledge the fiercely anti-Hindu Muslim ruled states as fully Indian rather than cherry picking times when they were Indian and when they were foreign oppressors based purely off of whether they need to be victims at that moment.

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[GoybeamFireSupportOfficer]

 

[mindlessobserver]

The funny part about India being taken over by Hindu Nationalists who (somehow) hate Muslims even more than their grandparents is that they shot themselves in the foot by forcing their country to be tied to the British Raj.

They have a strong case for claiming the modern state of India is the spiritual successor to the Dominion of Hindustan (better known in English as the Mughal Empire) or even the Sultanate of Delhi which was founded all the way back in 1206, but that would mean having to acknowledge the fiercely anti-Hindu Muslim ruled states as fully Indian rather than cherry picking times when they were Indian and when they were foreign oppressors based purely off of whether they need to be victims at that moment.

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All modern countries are iterations of civilizations that existed in the same place at different times. Iran likes to claim its a 5,000 year old civilization as well. I wonder what the Achaemenid Emperors, servants of Ahura Mazda, would think of modern Iranian civilization. Would they even recognize the Muslim Arab rape babies as their own people? Probably not.

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