Go pretend like people like you somewhere else.Ugh... enough with this noise... I swear, the Bill Cosby in my sig cries everytime you speak.
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Go pretend like people like you somewhere else.Ugh... enough with this noise... I swear, the Bill Cosby in my sig cries everytime you speak.
OM NOM NOMThat math work Dark Sonic... XD...
If it's constant it's not getting infinitely closer... and since it's a poll... if it was moving at a rate to get infinitely closer then it'll eventually pass it!! ... since votes are integers and not every number on the number line. (starts barkig)
Cuz u r tehfr34kz0rz :\ XDYou can't say he researched and practiced and then say that only metaknight is the reason he started going even with you. The fact that he became more knowledgeable and the fact that you don't know how to fight meta as effectively as you need to fight against him vs other characters that he plays against you also factor into your argument, not making it very valid for the purposes of banning MK.
It's more valid if this always happens, but I'm even a counter case where I do worse with MK vs my other mains ;p. A players relative talent with different characters can't be effectively factored in, plus since you threw in the fact that he practiced and studied...
same, I still do well with him, but I'm markedly better with lucario and possibly a few other characters. likewise, I've seen people pick up MK and play him very ineffectively, he does require experience just like every other character, in fact, if you're a bad player, he's not even close to the best choice for you. the only legitimate argument for banning him is that he stifles character diversity by countering everyone but snake, but he is *not* so broken that a newbie can just pick him and beat you, not even close.It's more valid if this always happens, but I'm even a counter case where I do worse with MK vs my other mains
this is incorrect. if the one side is always 200 higher than the other side, than its consistent in going up but even if it gets to the trillions, the one side will always be 200 higher, thus, getting infinitely closer but not passing, if you were talking about a trend where one number is going up and one is going down, like the percentages in the poll, than you would be correct but since the percentages are only a representation of the actual numbers, it doesnt work that way...That math work Dark Sonic... XD...
If it's constant it's not getting infinitely closer... and since it's a poll... if it was moving at a rate to get infinitely closer then it'll eventually pass it!! ... since votes are integers and not every number on the number line.
The percentages will get infinitely closer, as the ratio gets smaller and smaller. The number of votes seperating the two groups is constant, but the percentages are not.That math work Dark Sonic... XD...
If it's constant it's not getting infinitely closer... and since it's a poll... if it was moving at a rate to get infinitely closer then it'll eventually pass it!! ... since votes are integers and not every number on the number line. (starts barkig)
oh snaps ur rite!!!oh snaps ur rite!
I missed the word percentages. =p
since one side is always 100 votes ahead of 50%, the counter goes to the percent of a percent, we need 100 to equal less than .005%, so we need... 2,000,000 people to vote for the counter to read 50%-50%.The percentages will get infinitely closer, as the ratio gets smaller and smaller. The number of votes seperating the two groups is constant, but the percentages are not.
And since percentages are not neccesarily integers on the number line, but rather the set of all rational numbers, they will get closer by an exponentially smaller amount, until the amount that they get closer by (percentage-wise), is less than the percent value that we are rounding to, which means that it will technically get to a point where the percentages "stop changing" despite more votes being added. But it will still never be "even" since there will still be more votes for the ban than against it (as noted by the constant 200 more votes), it will just be written down as "even" because we don't feel like writting 50.00000000000000000000001% for pro ban and 49.99999999999999999999999% for anti-ban.
OM NOM NOM NOM NOM!
Not if we take the limit to infinity!The percentages won't get "infinitely closer". There will always be a finite difference between them. No matter how small the difference is, I will be able to find a smaller difference simply by halving the difference, so we know it isn't "infinitely small" no matter how small it gets.
The phrase you are looking for is "arbitrarily close".
This is true except for one thing. Infinitely closer does not mean that they will ever touch. It means that the difference between them will approach 0.The percentages won't get "infinitely closer". There will always be a finite difference between them. No matter how small the difference is, I will be able to find a smaller difference simply by halving the difference, so we know it isn't "infinitely small" no matter how small it gets.
The phrase you are looking for is "arbitrarily close".
That's not what a limit means. A limit has nothing to do with "infinitely small" quantities; it has a lot to do with arbitrarily small quantities.Not if we take the limit to infinity!
That means if people keep on voting FOREVER, the in-between percentages will get smaller forever, and surpass every positive number(0 is not positive).
"infintely closer" just means its getting smaller and it isn't stopping, it doesn't mean it reaches zero, or some infinitely small positive number.
I love how MK gets us to talk about limits...
whats the limit of MK's rank as time approaches infinity?
I meant it didn't reach either zero or "infinitely small" numbers."infintely closer" just means its getting smaller and it isn't stopping, it doesn't mean it reaches zero, or some infinitely small positive number.
On the contrary, Meta Knight should be banned.Anyway, Meta Knight shouldn't be banned.
WTF, HAX! Actually, I don't know if its a infinity DNE or a imaginary DNE. Or how you got an inequality to not exist.
While I agree with what you've said, I'd like to once again point out that I was never talking about the actual percentages, but rather the difference between said percentages.That's not what a limit means. A limit has nothing to do with "infinitely small" quantities; it has a lot to do with arbitrarily small quantities.
Let's suppose there are n votes for Meta Knight being banned and n - 200 votes against him being banned. So the ratio in favour of him being banned would be n/2(n - 100). Let's consider the distance between n/2(n-100) and 1/2.
Given any arbitrarily small positive number (e > 0), we can make
|n/2(n-100) - 1/2| = 50/(n - 100) < e
=> 50 < e(n - 100)
=> 50 < en - 100e
=> 50 + 100e < en
by choosing n > 50/e + 100.
That's what it means for the limit to be 1/2. It has nothing to do with "infinitely small" quantities (there are none of these in the real number system, and we are talking about real numbers).
There was a post that was talking about what would happen if Olimar approached a perfect camp, so I fuxxed around with a limit for parody reasons.WTF, HAX! Actually, I don't know if its a infinity DNE or a imaginary DNE. Or how you got an inequality to not exist.
Ken beat the physics teacher.see video games do teach you school related stuff
No it isn't. And it's the same story as the above if you are interested in the difference... there are still no "infinitely small" numbers involved. Using the definitions from above:"infinitely smaller" is an accurate description.
by 2 votes...oh shoot, the lead is under 200! woot! XD
No, just characters, nothing to do with best/most popular.especially the best and most popular character of a widely played video game