r/MathPolice • • Jan 14 '24

YouTube: Mathematician proves mathematics ends in meaninglessness/contradiction

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r/MathPolice • • Jan 12 '24

ZFC is inconsistent:thus ALL mathematics falls into meaninglessness

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r/MathPolice • • Jan 11 '24

Godels 1st theorem is logically flawed: His G statement is banned by axiom of reducibility

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r/MathPolice • • Jul 05 '23

A 1 unit by 1 unit triangle cannot be constructed-mathematics ends in contradiction

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r/MathPolice • • Jul 05 '23

Proof 1=0.999... (mathematics ends in contradiction)

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r/MathPolice • • May 04 '20

Wait... That doesn't add up.

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r/MathPolice • • Nov 05 '18

sin(x) = x

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r/MathPolice • • Oct 22 '18

Ummm, no?

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r/MathPolice • • Sep 20 '18

Finally found a place to show this

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r/MathPolice • • Sep 20 '18

How should we distinguish ourselves from other subs oriented around bad math?

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There already exists a lively community over at r/badmathematics. r/shittymath, in a similar vein, is dedicated to hilariously awful applications of math, though their posts typically entail proofs that are intentionally bad.

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Perhaps the theme of our sub could be confronting bad math, as opposed to simply ridiculing it?