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11/29/2016 6:03 PM ·Spoilers

Zelda Riddle: We are trapped in a village lost from the world. Me and this girl, surrounded by twenty. I am far too old to leave, but this girl still has promise. She has a life to live, memories to make. Even if it would mean upsetting my captures, I knew I must help her escape this village of beasts. And so I did; I told her to find that boy she always talked about. She insisted I

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  • kafei

    12/12/2016 6:31 AM ·Spoilers

    Danny, sorry for not getting back to you earlier. I must have missed the notification saying you commented. Tutoring in math is quite impressive. I have a stutter, and I talk fast when I'm exited (which math definitely makes me), so tutoring probably wouldn't be the best thing for me. Nonetheless, it's amazing you tutored. Calculus can be difficult with the wrong type of teaching. Still,

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  • kafei

    12/12/2016 6:34 AM ·Spoilers

    with your love for puzzles, I think you might actually enjoy Calculus (given the right teacher.) If you don't want to learn it, I completely understand. Although, if you ever did want to learn it again, I would recommend using Khan Academy as your teacher. I don't want to elaborate in case doing so will get this deleted.

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  • kafei

    12/12/2016 6:38 AM ·Spoilers

    As for a different formula, here's this riddle: The greatest paradox in science is my answer. The origin of life, of the universe, where did it start? The Big Bang, you might say. I say not! Where did the Big Bang come from? Where did the thing that created the Big Bang come from? And where for that? My answer for your question is the same answer for this. Can you guess it?

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  • Muerto

    12/12/2016 4:21 PM ·Spoilers

    Sound like matter vs. anti-matter to me. As for your recommended teacher: *gets down on knees and raises fists in the air* KHAN!

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  • Muerto

    12/12/2016 4:22 PM ·Spoilers

    D'OH! I meant "academy"...not "teacher".

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  • kafei

    12/12/2016 7:55 PM ·Spoilers

    Whenever say I Khan Academy, I always pronounce it this way: "KHAAAAAAN Academy." It's too good. As for the answer: How can something be created? There is the infinite universe theory (infinity), there is the theory that one being created everything (one), and there is the last paradoxical idea which is the answer. Something can't come from ___.

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  • Muerto

    12/12/2016 9:04 PM ·Spoilers

    Well...I got NOTHING.

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  • kafei

    12/13/2016 5:03 AM ·Spoilers

    Correct! Your absents of an answer is the correct answer. Out of all the games on your wishlist, I have none of them. Nonetheless, they all look like very good games. On a side note: What is 1/0? Thing about it. Now, what is 0/0? Again think about it. When your done thinking, don't you agree, it's very fascinating.

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  • Muerto

    12/13/2016 11:39 AM ·Spoilers

    ¹/o = % = n/0 He wears a mask and leaves a "sleepy" mark...no, wait. That's Zoro.

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  • Muerto

    12/13/2016 11:44 AM ·Spoilers

    What did I do this past Thanksgiving? √-1 2³ π

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  • Potter

    12/14/2016 2:18 AM ·Spoilers

    Thanks! When I checked back on this, I ended up seeing the answer. It was definately a good question!

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  • kafei

    12/14/2016 5:01 AM ·Spoilers

    Danny, now take off Zoro's mask and keep contemplating 0/0 compared to n/0. It gets even more exiting. If you disregard the "undefined" mark mathematicians place on concepts that seems too confusing, then you will notice something spectacular. The definition of division is, "the denominator times what number equals the nominator". In 1/0, no number multiplied my zero will ever equal 1 (or n).

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  • kafei

    12/14/2016 5:05 AM ·Spoilers

    It is impossible. However, in 0/0, zero time what number equals zero? 0 * 0 = 0. 0 * 1 = 0. 0 * -120 = 0. 0 * infinity = 0. Therefore, 0/0 equals everything. I'm glad [how to solve integral of sin(x^2) dx] [2*sqrt(2)] [radians of half a circle].

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  • kafei

    12/14/2016 5:06 AM ·Spoilers

    Doctor, no problem. You had a very good guess, practically correct that I still call it correct. You did an amazing job at solving it.

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  • Muerto

    12/14/2016 1:28 PM ·Spoilers

    If 4/4 = 1, and 3/3, also, equals 1...and 2/2 = 1, too...and 1/1 = 1, then why should 0/0 NOT = 1?

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  • kafei

    12/15/2016 2:12 AM ·Spoilers

    First off: You changed your name?! Second: That is only looking at the pattern, and not how the pattern works. 3/3 is asking 3 times what number equals 3. Since 3 * 1 = 3, the answer is one. The same logic goes with n/n (n does not equal 0 nor infinity). If we had 0/0, we are asking "0 times what number equals 0?" The answer to that is every number.

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  • Muerto

    12/15/2016 1:33 PM ·Spoilers

    I got the Wii U early...as it was a gift for me to open at a holiday party for the D&D group I belong to. When I synchronized the network ID, it altered me (or should I say Mii) on my 3DS system. It doesn't really matter -- as Muerto IS the Mii I use for my PokéTriforce character, anyway. Let's just say that I'm no longer in the Danny disguise.

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  • kafei

    01/21/2017 6:11 AM ·Spoilers

    Muerto, odd, I never realized you commented back here. I must have gotten the notification, but I never noticed it notifying me. Back to the topic, you belong to a D&D group?! That's incredible! I always wanted to play Dungeons and Dragons, but sadly I have met with a terrible of no one wanting to play it with me, so I never brought a version. A truly sad fate indeed. Still, wonderful it is that

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  • kafei

    01/21/2017 6:15 AM ·Spoilers

    you play D&D (not to mention them buying you a Wii U!) You might not be Danny anymore, but a disguise under a disguise is still a disguise. Taking off one mask to show another is not showing your face. I have learnt that well with the two Miis that aren't me.

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  • Muerto

    01/21/2017 1:31 PM ·Spoilers

    Had you lived in the Northwest (namely Oregon...in the Portland area), there wold be a D&D group willing to take you in -- even as a beginner who hasn't played before.

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