Math is so fascinating.

[lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social]

Math is so fascinating.

[ecori@cooltrans.men]

@lowqualityfacts starting to think not everything you say is true

[cppguy@infosec.space]

@lowqualityfacts

It's true! And that negative number is 7.

[tobybartels@mathstodon.xyz]

@lowqualityfacts

For example, if you take the positive number 3 and divide by the larger positive number 6, then multiply by the smaller positive number 2, you get 1, which is the loneliest number and that's a negative.

[magnusidode@defcon.social]

@CppGuy @lowqualityfacts
How????

[magnusidode@defcon.social]

@lowqualityfacts
I'm confused is positive numbers not from 1 upward...? While negative numbers -1 downward?
I divided 10 by 20 give 0.5 then I multiply 0.5×2 =1 and 1 is not a negative number but a postive number.

[tony@toot.hoyle.me.uk]

@MagnusIdode
1 used to be a positive number but it saw the state of the world and is quite depressed about it.
@lowqualityfacts

[space_burger_steve@mstdn.ca]

@lowqualityfacts Exactly! Insulin used to cost $600, now it's $10, And since percent means out of 100, the equation becomes 100 ÷ 600 × 10 = -600% It all checks out if you have a head for numbers and/or worms.

[gbsills@social.vivaldi.net]

@lowqualityfacts Positively!

[mweiss@infosec.exchange]

@TobyBartels @lowqualityfacts 2 can be as bad as 1; it's the loneliest number since the number 1.