Science A mathematical conundrum...

crayzkirk · 11-19-2022, 05:29 PM

It logically makes no sense; the part where they 'add' two sequences together and the use the result as some sort of result to base everything else on reminds me of the old trick where they show the weight of a mouse equals the weight of an elephant. There's a multiply by zero in there which invalidates it all.

I took Calculus and a lot of other advanced math and I don't recall ever seeing anything that said adding a group of positive numbers, all > 1 could ever be less than the sum of any two of those numbers much less a value less than zero.

11-19-2022, 05:29 PM	#33
crayzkirk MVP Join Date: Nov 2016 Casino cash: $840000	It logically makes no sense; the part where they 'add' two sequences together and the use the result as some sort of result to base everything else on reminds me of the old trick where they show the weight of a mouse equals the weight of an elephant. There's a multiply by zero in there which invalidates it all. I took Calculus and a lot of other advanced math and I don't recall ever seeing anything that said adding a group of positive numbers, all > 1 could ever be less than the sum of any two of those numbers much less a value less than zero.
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