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The number 1 is neutral. Your definition does not fit its neutrality. A dictionary simply provides a simple guideline for the use of a word, as nuances, everyday use etc. aren't shown. The definition of a word is related to its use, not just to an incomplete, online dictionary.neu·tral/ˈn(y)o͞otrəl/
Adjective:
Not helping or supporting either of two opposing sides, esp. countries at war; impartial.
Noun:
An impartial and uninvolved country or person.
Yeah, no
Since every stage affects every MU, they are not "impartial." Therefore, they are not neutral.
You're welcome to use your own definitions and look silly though, I won't stop you. I enjoy laughing after all.
Hahahaa, I knew someone would say this XD. No making up your own definition is is not how it's done. But when a situation occurs in which a simple definition, like in let's say an online dictionary, isn't sufficient, a new one needs to be discussed, one that corresponds with the variables at hand. But at the same time, that definition must align with definitions of those in comparable situations.So you're making up your own definition just so you can use the word you like. Got it.
You obviously haven't been keeping up with mathematics. If one multiplies any number by 1, it stays the same number. Thus, 1 is a neutral number. You obviously didn't have a clue haha.See, Nike's agreeing with you now. You're obviously wrong since he's a terrible person.
Also the given definition does include the number 1, as well with all numbers.
Numbers, themselves, don't influence anything. Just the interpretation and use of the numbers. The concept of the number is, inherently, neutral since it affects nothing in any way.
well, thats when you only look at multiplication, if you add or take 1 from any number it's not the same and we're still talking about maths...You obviously haven't been keeping up with mathematics. If one multiplies any number by 1, it stays the same number. Thus, 1 is a neutral number. You obviously didn't have a clue haha.
You simply misinterpreted my statement, accept it. And thanks for conceding.Concepts of numbers =/= application of numbers in math. I specifically said that the concept of all numbers is neutral and only the application of them can alter something.
/not worth my time anymore