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- 2 Doesnt Always Equal 4 - Business Insider
Here's How Your Watch Can Prove That 2 + 2 Doesn't Equal 4 By Elena Holodny 2014-06-24T22:57:00Z Share Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt
- 2+2 Doesnt Always Equal 4 - YouTube
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- When does 2+2 not equal 4? - Peoples World
In capitalist schools, we are taught that two plus two always equals four But Marxism, and science in general, points to a different, more dynamic result, one that more accurately reflects
- A Mathematical Proof that 2+2≠4 and 0. 99…≠1 (Really!)
The Cauchy real number represented by 2+2 is not equal to the rational number 4 Of course, the real number 2+2 is equal to the real number 4, this is in some sense a definition
- Why is 2+2=4 always true regardless of the universe or anything?
Mathematics, at its core, doesn't depend on anything else to work and so 2+2 always equals four because that's part of what "two" and "four" mean This is part of what makes mathematics so powerful and why logic is so fundamentally connected with math The question is based on a false premise "2 + 2 = 4" is not always true
- Sabine Hossenfelder: Backreaction: 2+2 doesnt always equal 4 - Blogger
Here are the initial tweets from Laurie Rubel that apparently started the 2+2=4 discussion: "the idea that math (or data) is culturally neutral or in any way objective is a MYTH ""along with the "of course math is neutral because 2+2=4" trope are the related (and creepy) "math is pure" and "protect math " reeks of white supremacist patriarchy
- Intuitive algebraic explanation why $2+2$ does not always need to equal . . .
In most areas where numbers are used, $2$ is defined as $1+1$ and $4$ is defined as $1+1+1+1$ One of these, or both, might well be equal to zero (e g in the binary field) or we might have $2 = 5$ To have $4=5$ while still obeying basic addition rules, we would need $1 = 0$: $$1 + 1 + 1 + 1 = 4 = 5 = 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1,$$
- Does 2+2 Still Equal 4? - Psychology Today
Creativity Does 2+2 Still Equal 4? What's Going on With Math and the Common Core? Posted September 19, 2014
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