Pi * 1337% = 42. My mind is blown.

[SubaruSVX]

(e^(pi*i))+1=0
that's using exact values
like how the fuck

 

[Blindswordmaster]

Well we are nerds, and nerds are good at math.

 

[mrpenguinismyhomeboy]

My TI-83 says your off slightly.

But one thing that blew my mind was how people are both assholes and nice guys at the same time.

 

[LogicNProportion]

O_O

Hooooooooooooooly SHIT! *HEAD ASPLODES*

Um, I think I read somewhere that there's a tear in space that literally is shooting out nonsense. I read it in a newspaper a few years ago, I haven't looked into it...

 

[SimuLord]

(e^(pi*i))+1=0
that's using exact values
like how the fuck

so ln (pi*i) - 1 = 0?

 

[Siuki]

Holy crap. Million to one chance, but it happened. The internet's most elite number's percentage multiplied by the nerdiest number was the meaning of life all along. Who knew.

OT: Apparently, that Black Ops will be 10 times better than Halo: Reach. Oh, you said things that actually turned out to be true... right. That Kim-Jong loves basketball. Oh, Cracked. I thought he just played a heavily-edited communist version of Starcraft 2 in his free time.

 

[runnernda]

This is awesome.

OT: When I realized the D in the Disney logo WAS a D. Blew my mind.

 

[Ph33onix]

Zero to the zero power = 1.

O SHI, what have I done?!

you just proved your don't know math

Unless your being sarcasting 0^0 does equal one. anything^0 is one.

Hmm I mixed it up with 0^inf srry, that was the indetermination i was thinking about

(e^(pi*i))+1=0
that's using exact values
like how the fuck

(e^(pi*i))+1 is equal to none other than (e^(pi*i))+1, i has no "real" value that's why it's called imaginary. Unless you consider i the variable which multiplied by pi and to the power which e is raised and added 1 to to equal 0

 

[matt87_50]

Wait but... whoa?
Oh god it's like that "what happened to one dollar?" thing!

My mind is going to explo

There is a prize behind one of three closed doors. You pick a door, then one of the OTHER doors you DIDN'T pick is opened, the prize is not behind it. This leaves two doors, the one you picked, and the remaining closed door. One houses the prize, one does not. You are asked if you would like to swap your selection.

Should you?

;D

ohh! does anyone remember the one about the two guys, where one always lies and one is always honest!?

Both those are not really hard (the first one is not really a question of logic but a question of character). The second one is the easiest riddle ever if you know what to ask.

Spoiler

2+2=?

with the first one. statistically, it is always better to swap.

and I think the two guys one has a stipulation where you can only ask one question. (I really can't remember)

 

[Coldie]

(e^(pi*i))+1 is equal to none other than (e^(pi*i))+1, i has no "real" value that's why it's called imaginary. Unless you consider i the variable which multiplied by pi and to the power which e is raised and added 1 to to equal 0

The equation is correct, it adds up to zero. The i in it is, indeed, i, the square root of negative one, the imaginary unit. Counterintuitive? Perhaps, but sufficiently advanced math is indistinguishable from magic. Look up Euler's Identity.

 

[Redingold]

Ooh, two other things that blew my mind.

1. When I realised how big Graham's Number was.

2. When I realised how small Graham's Number was.

Also, the fact that maths can never be complete is pretty mindboggling.

 

[sheogoraththemad]

 

[Cheesus333]

Did... did we just find The Ultimate Question? For real?

AND DOUGLAS ADAMS IS DEAD!?

 

[tthor]

Google has a calculator. [http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=Pi*13.37%3D&btnG=Google+Search&aq=o&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=]

Damn it, is there anything Google can't do?

Can it love?
Edit: Damn ninjas!

 

[superbatranger]

Google has a calculator. [http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=Pi*13.37%3D&btnG=Google+Search&aq=o&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=]

Damn it, is there anything Google can't do?

Can it love?
Edit: Damn ninjas!

What is love
Baby don't hurt me
Don't hurt me
No more
Baby don't hurt me
Don't hurt me
No more

Sorry, could not resist.

 

[SimuLord]

Here's something to consider mind-blowing, especially if you're an old fart like me who used to have to pay long-distance charges to call a friend any further away than the next town over:

I have friends in a great many US states and Canadian provinces and on every continent except Antarctica, including a fair few Aussies thanks to this site. No matter where I go in the developed world with the possible exception of the western parts of South America I'm probably never more than 500 miles (800km) from someone I know at least tangentially.

Now THAT, friends, is mind-blowing.

 

[SubaruSVX]

Zero to the zero power = 1.

O SHI, what have I done?!

you just proved your don't know math

Unless your being sarcasting 0^0 does equal one. anything^0 is one.

Hmm I mixed it up with 0^inf srry, that was the indetermination i was thinking about

(e^(pi*i))+1=0
that's using exact values
like how the fuck

(e^(pi*i))+1 is equal to none other than (e^(pi*i))+1, i has no "real" value that's why it's called imaginary. Unless you consider i the variable which multiplied by pi and to the power which e is raised and added 1 to to equal 0

check me on it bish http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=e^(pi*i)%2B1

 

[Nostalgia Ripoff]

Splash Attack does damage in water.

 

[MadeinHell]

Wait but... whoa?
Oh god it's like that "what happened to one dollar?" thing!

My mind is going to explo

There is a prize behind one of three closed doors. You pick a door, then one of the OTHER doors you DIDN'T pick is opened, the prize is not behind it. This leaves two doors, the one you picked, and the remaining closed door. One houses the prize, one does not. You are asked if you would like to swap your selection.

Should you?

;D

ohh! does anyone remember the one about the two guys, where one always lies and one is always honest!?

Both those are not really hard (the first one is not really a question of logic but a question of character). The second one is the easiest riddle ever if you know what to ask.

Spoiler

2+2=?

with the first one. statistically, it is always better to swap.

and I think the two guys one has a stipulation where you can only ask one question. (I really can't remember)

Statistic doesn't help much and scientific research (look for the matter on TED.com) shows that if we stick to our decisions than even if the "prize" is not in that specific box eventually we will be happier with it than if we did switch.
And I want to be happy.

As for the other question I think you are correct about the "only one question" thing, that's why I suggested

Spoiler

2+2=?

Since true answer is obvious and false answer is anything other than 4 .
Unless the "truth" guy has a doctorate in mathematics and proves to you that

Spoiler

2+2=3

Than you are screwed...

 

[Edorf]

Oh... my....god... My whole life is changed by this this! ;O