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Hahaha he needed to die, alright?! Gosh! :-p

Yeah I'm the same lazy **** for school work.

It was ****ed up but fitting. Lelouch was not a good person, Zero was the good guy, the symbol. Ect..Which is why it was appropriate for him to die.

Ah, what grade are you in? Junior or Senior year? People usually take it during that time.

Highest leve of math, Pre-calc LOL. I was going to major in Astrophysics(which requires full fledged Calulus and beyond) but changed to Accounting, so my highest level may, MAY end at Business Calculus. Not the case if I minor in Astronomy though.

My favorite anime is Gundam Wing SEED/SEED Destiny. But yeah Code Geass kicked ***. Oh that's an interesting question, what made you ask? Because I don't know. This makes me want to re-watch the final episode.

Haha okay then, I'll that in mind. Good, I hate sarcasm on the Internet.

And yeah I had no idea what you were coming up with hahaha.

Are you being sarcastic with that question?

x/0 positive and negative infinity= This statement is false.

My intention? I don't know, you were giving me a **** load of numbers and I was like, what the ****, this looks familiar, and so I thought of that ****ty threadlol.

What's your highest level of math studied?

AltF4 is someone who briefly touched on what I was trying to explain. "Useless commands" was being compared to how useless the alleged statement in the OP was.

And because a computer is programmed for intended purposes, not trivial ****. lol

It was me replying to this topic..

Topic/OP:
Is this statement true or false?
This statement is false.

The classic liar paradox, discuss.
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My response:
Let's define the word recursive:
Quote:
Originally Posted by dictionary.com
pertaining to or using a rule or procedure that can be applied repeatedly.

I find the sentence(OP) to be unimportant. <_<

Here's why:

The statement says nothing about anything but itself. Without outside reason for it to be important, it has no importance, and the answer is not worth forming for that reason. It's kind of like "what's x divided by zero?"

"Clearly if you look at a graph, x/0 is positive and negative infinity," ect.

Ask it like this, and I'm sure ALT would agree:

How would you tell this to a computer? Computers do not do useless commands. They can do anything you can think, although for some things they may be slow, if it is logical, they can do it. They think of true and false in terms of 0 = false, and [not 0] = true. You can tell it "x(){x(this)!=x(this) " and that will never return an answer because it will keep doing x() until x() gives a good answer, and it never will.

Recursive questions require recursive answers. Not always, but in this case it sure does.

That and this:
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=7088717&postcount=9

Education first.

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