pick a number from 1 to 5
i predict that the sum of its fifth power, 85 times its cube, and 274 times it
is equal to the sum of 15 times its fourth power, 225 times its square, and 120
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pick a number from 1 to 5
i predict that the sum of its fifth power, 85 times its cube, and 274 times it
is equal to the sum of 15 times its fourth power, 225 times its square, and 120
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Mathemusical
#clmooc A Special Poem to celebrate Jordan’s first single — It’s math and music and art. Mathemagical and Mathemusical #etmooc Have a listen!
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Logically...
Reasoning flawed. Logically invalid. In a time of predatory fake news and deliberate misinformation, I suppose this was the lecture topic that was oddly appropriate for its times. Admittedly the whole “if p then q and not r therefore s” stuff made both no sense and much sense at once. Interestingly, this is the kind of flawed logic I see all the time in facebook comment wars which I read for fun. It’s cool to start seeing when someone’s conclusions are all botched or the premise just makes no sense. It was unexpected but the study of logic actually has a lot of creativity involved. Oftentimes, it’s the statements you don’t expect to be readily true that make the most sense. However, they only make sense from a different vantage point. I think that’s what’s nice about this topic in class. How unbiased it is, and how, often, it just is.
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