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@Bob Dobalina , ever heard of the Arabic alphabet being referred to as the Greek alphabet? That's why.
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@Bob Dobalina , the more you know
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@Bob Dobalina , #appropiatecomments
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@The Megaton Bomb, our numbers are actually Hindu. Their number system spread to North Africa, and from North Africa to Europe. Europeans call them Arabic numbers, because they were unaware that the Arabs didn't invent them.
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@talmet, my point more involved how everyone in the Mediterranean area used practically the same number and alphabet system (until the Romans came along and got all high and mighty with their number system), but yeah.
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@The Megaton Bomb, The Arabs didn't rise to power until way after the Romans were gone. So it's safe to assume the Roman system came way before the Arabic system.
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@CriTiKa1, or it's safe to assume the now called Arabic system based of the Sanskrit symbols used in Mesopotamia (modern day Iran/Iraq) were spread to roman areas during commerce as it was the system we see used in trade records from long before the Romans.
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I can't be the only one who counted the angles on all of them right?
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@Broly the SS Legend, Hey. I counted too.
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@Broly the SS Legend, i counted five on number seven there. I think that would be a fail my friend. Perhaps posted to the wrong app? Maybe not. It is mildly funny
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@Blackfrost273, it has seven, check again
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@Blackfrost273, you count the four angles around the dash
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@Broly the SS Legend, I knew this already so I didn't have to count
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@Broly the SS Legend, same here
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@Broly the SS Legend, zero has no angles and infinite angles at the same tome
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@Broly the SS Legend, it's pretty triply if you think about it. Such as there is an infinite amount of points between 0 and 1.
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@SchroedingerPussPuss, it's the illuminati I tell you
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@Blackfrost273, there are seven four below the dash and three above it
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#innapropriatememeusage
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Is this gravity falls encryption?
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@NormMcDonaldHadAFarm, #itsalmosthere
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Is this the wrong meme? I feel like this is the wrong meme.
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1234567890
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@Captain Kirk Hinrich, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 360*
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@the price is left, 123456789 infinite
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They should really specify acute angles
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Why do I feel like the cartoon slides at the bottom should be reversed. . ?
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The 9 has a swearly bit it looks cool
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Don't know if its true, but I looked like the meme while counting so.... Well done!
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But what about the obtuse angles?
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@MrJojo, those aren't corners.
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But some would realise that two that meet at a point crate two angles. The first number has two angles. One acute and the other obtuse.
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This is old but dumb... every one of those numbers have more than on angle... the number one for example had the small angle on the inside but it had a much larger angle on the outside
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After 9 they just said fvck this and drew a circle
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THAAAAATSSSS COOOOL
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HO-LEE-SHJT
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This is from the book Conceptual Blockbusting! I had to read it for my Creative Design class. It's a very interesting book.
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Just by seeing the numbers I knew what it was thank you math teachers and your bullshiet
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Why aren't they backwards then? I mean, couldn't they be?
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@Oh No Its Dan, yeah, they could. It's not like the system is engineered to be the best most efficient system, it was just one of the earliest ones, so it stuck.
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The funny thing is that this is actually true... Trust me I'm an engineer
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My brain likes this **stimulation intensifies
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It is late in the day but still too damn early for this shjt.
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If the Romans had influenced western culture by some twist in events, our math would look like this: II+III=V.
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@Flippasaurus Rex, so a roman goes into a bar and holds up two fingers and says "5 beers please"
Wow that's mildly interesting