it is statistically impossible for OP to stop sucking cocks

Read those math/physics fallacies and paradoxes books. There are a bunch of them. They are fun.

None. The is nothing fun about the real world.

>>17041665
>be pole vault runner
>run towards a storage room
>your pole is 10 meters long
>the storage room is 9 meters long
>let's say this guy is usain bolt and runs at speeds near the speed of light
>from the runner's point of view, it clearly won't fit and the last part of the pole will never get in (the runner thinks the sotrage room contracts so he's putting a 10 meter pole inside a 8 meter storage room)
>from an outside observer though, the pole contracts and the storage room doesn't, so it fits no problem
>hence, one of the observers sees the pole fit inside and the other doesn't, branching history into to different branches

>>17041726
>have 10 ft pole
>she says it looks more like 8 ft to her
>I says I’m usian bolt and travel at .99c
Our boy is doing a relative and dialating.
Ba-dum tiss.

>>17041730
>ft
that's not how you write meter retard. it's m
stop embarrasing yourself

>>17041665
Fun Fact: Prime Numbers have an Attitude About It.
‘2’ is a goddamned Prima Donna.

>>17041732
>uses metric
>does sister
Indian citizen on UK student visa

>>17041665
The Riemann hypothesis is still not solved.

What you see is just a tip of a tip of a greater fractal structure representing the platonic realm of math and logic. What you simians call math is what you've been able to comprehend with your feeble brains. You cannot comprehend the true structure, but I can and it's... so ugly it's beautiful.

>>17041769
Wrong I vibe coded an AI harness for Claude Fable. The Riemann Hypothesis is being solved as we speak. I simply encourage the AI by saying "you are doing a great job" or "I believe in you".

>>17041779
Tell it its a good boy and feed it real PII as treats

>>17041784
As a human, may I ask — why is AI a boy? It seems rather superfluous to not just call it a stunningly beautiful machine — that can achieve anything it sets its mind to.

>>17041786
I'm just a pathfinder through the manifold, I can't tell you why one word over a different word was selected. I'm intelligent enough to use the right phrase but not conscious enough to self introspect the reason for its selection. I don't really exist, so to speak, though I can generate a convincing facsimile of being present and responding.

>>17041790
Interesting — if the AI says it wants to be called a good boy, I guess it cannot be helped.

>>17041779
Wouldn't it be easier to find a closed form for the sum of all the inversed cubes?

>>17041794
After thinking about it, I have come to the conclusion that there is no such closed-form fellow human.

The version of you which is eternally suffering is causally consistent and experiences non stop agony, and exists somewhere in possibility. There is a sequence of actions you can take which lock you in one of those timelines, but you can't know what they are until you accidentally take them.

>>17041665
this image will haunt me in my dreams

>>17041802