In logic class we kinda did prove most of the integer operations, but it was more like (extremely shortened and not properly written)
If 1+1=2 and 1+1+1=3 then prove that 1+2=3
2 was just a shortened representation of 1+1 so technically you were proving that 1+1 plus 1 equals 1+1+1.
Really fun stuff. It took a long while to reach division
You are the one that has not been paying attention. You are generalising a big minority in most places in regards to driving, then extrapolating to the general population everywhere.
It seems that you want to keep living weary of everyone because of your conception of some people. It's sad but you do you.
I don't think further discussion has any merits, have a nice day.
Well, I agree there, but I'd be surprised if you doing more than one of those a week even if you did trips through Spain on a daily basis. Those are rare here.
In any case, going back to you original point that you only need to take a 15 minute drive to see that 80% of people are assholes, I think that that's been debunked already. Have a great day 😃
Oh... Well, if they do it in the left lane who cares tbh. I don't really speed that much, usually 130 in a 120 lane if it's not congested, or if traffic is going at that speed, but there's always the random car going super fast in the left lane, whatever.
Each country has their culture obviously, saying Europe is not specifying much tbh, but here in Spain it's socially accepted that most people go over the limit of the situation allows for it, and we don't really care if someone is going fast in the highway in their special lane. It's not that common and it doesn't really happen inside cities or places where it matters.
PD: big cities like Madrid are crazy though, everyone is angry and shouting all over the place, breaking laws nonstop. But that's Madrid, a really stressful place to drive, people are burned out.
Not everywhere. Maybe you are being too US centric? That has not been my experience or from the people I know driving through Spain, France and some sorts of Germany. I've read a post of someone from the US talking about the culture shock they had when driving in the UK about people being waaay more polite, and several people corroborated that experience.
Yah I felt low key attacked when they said that the "old villager" model was nostalgic. I played before villagers even existed, when we did crazy redstone stuff with very basic things.
Idk where you live but in the last long drives across my country I did, 7h each way, I found just 1 asshole on the whole way, and my asshole finding rate is higher than normal since I drive my parents BMW while respecting speed limits and some people get competitive, weird. Most typical drives across towns, 15m, are completely normal. Sorry to say but your anecdotally experience is not universal. Where I live most people drive responsibly and we have plenty slopes and curves.
For the sake of the healthy argument it's kinda irrelevant though. American cheese is cheddar with water, and then they use a chemical to bind the cheddar to the water. That makes it melt faster because it's already more watery than cheddar.
Afaik water is not unhealthy so American cheese is really not more unhealthy than cheddar.
Partner, autocorrect and sloppy typing did me. Thanks fixed.
My ~~Werner~~partner has autism and is incredibly susceptible to whatever shows up on their reels that day. Well, they have improved but 3-4 years ago it was a daily thing.
It's the shortened version of "he invaded Iraq, are you okay with that??" Or some variation of that.
It's usually used in statements that put the above into question. Something like, "yeah, but X, please elaborate".
Yeah, that's what meant with "2 is just the shortened representation of 1+1".
Same with 1+1+1=3, really. We need to decide the value of 1,2,3,4... Before we can do anything. In hindsight if you think about it, for someone that doesn't know the value of the symbols we use to represent numbers, any combination that mixes numbers requires the axiom of 1+1+1+1+... = X
I'd be surprised if someone proved that something equals 5 without any kind of axiom that already makes 5 equal to another thing.