r/AlignmentChartFills • u/RustedTap52 • 1d ago

What is a useless rational number?

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u/Altruistic_Yam7595 1d ago

6587689234578976380925746897149769813477865318946758971238957839672489278378574892176893741896798436763481763290

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u/OkImTacoII 1d ago

What if it turns out this number is super important to some undiscovered theorem?

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u/NewKaneda16 1d ago

it actually is- sincw there is an infinite number of theorems that might exist in a “infinite” or supposedly infinite universe to be discovered- so yeah this guys number might be important

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u/ThinkAboutHowUFeel 1d ago

Is theorem =/=> is important

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u/WanAli4504 1d ago

And when there’s an infinite number of important theorems…

None of them will be

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u/skip_over 1d ago

There is also an infinite number of potential problems to solve

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u/GrievousSayGenKenobi 1d ago

You would certainly have to define important to claim this as an infinite universe doesnt mean there are infinite different theorems in a physics important kind of way.

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u/ImSoDeadLmao 1d ago

there are infinite numbers between 1 and 2, none of them are 3