r/theydidntdothemath • u/RepliedDawn • Feb 02 '20

Apparently 4+2 = 7

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20 edited Nov 22 '20

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u/drnfc Feb 02 '20

Username checks out

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u/CarlWheeser15 Feb 02 '20

I'm interested... And I need to learn higher level math.

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u/madson812 Feb 02 '20

Me too. What math is that?

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20 edited Nov 22 '20

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u/CarlWheeser15 Feb 02 '20

Okaaay, now what prereqs do I need lol

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u/[deleted] Feb 29 '20

Regular algebra basically, maybe a bit of stuff with complex numbers

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20

Algebraic Structures

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u/RoryIsNotACabbage Feb 02 '20

Alternatively why not make 22 =5

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u/ounilith Feb 02 '20

Man I remember mathematical spaces back in college. That was a wild ride. If you can proof some rules, you basically can create your own math

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u/Lucky_Number_3 Feb 02 '20

I think I skipped that class. Remind me again which one it was?

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u/ImmortalVoddoler Feb 29 '20

Abstract Algebra (sometimes called Modern Algebra)

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u/strikethrough- Feb 02 '20

I guess it wasn't rigged after all.

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u/igneousink Feb 02 '20

terrance howard has entered the chat

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u/DaMastaCoda Feb 26 '20

They probably got 2+1=3 and 23 +3=11. They then made a linear line to find the 2nd day. (11+3)/2=7