Your Favorite Number

[lunar shoal]

true or false?

[junior plank]

what?

[junior plank]

i dont understand you

[lunar shoal]

t or f? 0.1 comes after 0

???

you cannot answer?

[junior plank]

True

[lunar shoal]

why?

0.1 uses the number 1

so 1 does come after 0

[junior plank]

ok

i will have to go to kumon later

[lunar shoal]

0.1 cannot be the next number after 0

[lunar shoal]

it must be 0.01

no thats no good either

[junior plank]

ok

[lunar shoal]

its 0.001

nope

[junior plank]

ask me the question

[lunar shoal]

where are we now in our numbers?

[junior plank]

1

0

i dont know

[lunar shoal]

how did we get to 1 so fast?

[junior plank]

i forgot

i am confused

[lunar shoal]

from 0 we could have gone in either direction

[junior plank]

ok sir

[lunar shoal]

why did you choose the direction you chose?

[junior plank]

huh?

[lunar shoal]

does -1 come after or before 0?

[junior plank]

On the number line, -1 comes before 0. Moving to the left on the number line represents decreasing values. Therefore, -1 is to the left of 0 on the number line.

[lunar shoal]

ok

if -1 comes before 0, then we did not start at the beginning of the numbers

where is the beginning?

[junior plank]

the beginning of numbers to be at negative infinity, with 0 serving as the midpoint of the number line.

[lunar shoal]

I think richard does not agree

why does rotor spell his name backwards?

ok

well why dd you choose to go forward from zero

and why do we treat the choice of direction as a binary choice?

why not go in a 3rd dimension

or other directions/dimensions?

can we do that?

i spose so

[junior plank]

rotor

wow i never noticed that

[junior plank]

next question

@lunar shoal are you there?

[junior plank]

@lunar shoal i gotta go bye

[lunar shoal]

cya

[clever quartz]

1<a<2

Done

[junior plank]

i am back

[junior plank]

bro

[worn cove]

he let the server

[junior plank]

why?

[junior plank]

why?

[worn cove]

dunno

[junior plank]

....

[junior plank]

rate this book design

[worn cove]

2/5

[junior plank]

what do you mean i thougt you like science????

[spiral lake]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6iQrh2TK98

[junior plank]

bro what

[junior plank]

uh

[junior plank]

RIP THIS TREAHD

LONG LIVE ROCKHOVEN

👍

[worn cove]

LONG LIVE ROCKHOVEN

[spiral lake]

0

you can calculate the area of sphere without pi

[tired yoke]

I don't think you can.

[cyan shore]

1024 is my favorite because it starts with "10" and is equal to 2^10, I don't know why I like that fact, I'm not a big fan of base 10 representation properties

But anyways, 1024 seems good to me

[spiral lake]

yes you can

[tired yoke]

How?

[errant lotus]

my favorite number is 12345678910987654321 because it is the lowest number (that I know of) that its digits have the pattern of 1, 2,3,4,5,...,n,n-1,n-2,...,2,1 that is also prime

[tired yoke]

11 is prime.

[errant lotus]

yes I realized that and was hoping no one would say it. 11 is the worst number because it tries to be querky but isn't

[lunar shoal]

Don't you people like negative numbers?

[spiral lake]

oh you're back

[spiral lake]

draw lines and sphere and split it to triangles

[worldly forge]

Sure I like them

But I don’t like them as much, as their happy counterparts they lack positivity

[tired yoke]

What?

[cyan shore]

My favorite negative number is -1/12 because it's the sum of all positive integer numbers

-1 is also a great number

[spiral lake]

No. -1 is the worst. Anything negative is the worst. Negative in your bank account is the worst. Negative ionisation charge is the worst

[lunar shoal]

Youse guys are not following the instructions I gave in the OP.

[clever quartz]

your instructions aren't clear

wdym with 'number'

[lunar shoal]

The OP says that we are going to review all of the numbers first, then after we we have gotten to the end of the numbers then we will choose our favorite number.

Youse guys are picking your favorite numbers before we have gotten to the end

[worldly forge]

There is no end though

[spiral lake]

https://tenor.com/view/alive-breakingbad-walterwhite-heisenberg-ididitforme-gif-4795085

[lunar shoal]

we'll cross that bridge when we get to it

[spiral lake]

so you gonna

go to infinity

I will be in this journey only if you approximate 5 + 3 = 8

[lunar shoal]

appr. 5 + appr. 3 = appr. 8

[worldly forge]

You’ll never get to the bridge dl you understand the concept of infinity ? It’s unending so it’s impossible to list all numbers

[lunar shoal]

yer kidding?

[spiral lake]

bruh

[spiral lake]

i don't think he is

[lunar shoal]

well I'll be a monkey's uncle

[spiral lake]

find area of sector make your own formula

[spiral lake]

so your sister or brother is a monkey

so you are also a monkey

unless your or your brother is adopted

[worldly forge]

you can count 1
2 3 ….. until forever so you can’t « list » all numbers it is impossible

[lunar shoal]

Rotor - Do you know how spell your name backwards?

[worldly forge]

Yes it’s rotoR

[lunar shoal]

yes

you are smart

I think you should reverse that R though

put rotor in reverse

[spiral lake]

lol

[worldly forge]

Yes i know my name is spelled the same backwards

[clever quartz]

there is no bridge

[spiral lake]

Why don't we just consider numbers from just irrational numbers

Or like take the Fibonacci series and pick numbers based on the next digits like first will be 1 digit number then pick the next 2 numbers

[cyan shore]

[cyan shore]

I expected that everyone would say pi or euler number

[spiral lake]

Why?

[cyan shore]

They're popular

Idk

[worldly forge]

Mine is macaroni constant $\gamma$

[ivory kiln]

Rotor

[clever quartz]

that one is cool

I also like Feigenbaum $\delta$

[ivory kiln]

Djake3tooth

[clever quartz]

Do you accept $\mathbb{O}n$

[ivory kiln]

Djake3tooth

[worldly forge]

It find it cool because $\Gamma (x+1) = 1-\gamma x +o(x)$ for x approaching 0 finding the limit of the difference between the harmonic series and the natural log in the Taylor expansion of the gamma function is cool in my personal opinion

[ivory kiln]

Rotor

[spiral lake]

Maybe all the fractions that return the initial value

[lunar shoal]

What do I mean by "number"? I mean 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, & 9

After this the finite numbers are simply recycled

Infinity is a work of human imagination

the number series is not infinite but finite

when the last human dies and the human race becomes extinct

that will be te end of the numbers

if our machines are left behind to survive us

they too will come to their own extinction and then number will stand still

no more counting will be performed

all number will be abolished

[clever quartz]

so 1,2,3,4,5,6,8 & 9 are all the numbers?

[short hamlet]

Mine is 0 cuz it is real w
Lemme give an example
0×10^69 = 0

🗿🗿

[worldly forge]

Numbers are a work of the human imagination as well, they are based on our observations and interpretations of our world for example what does « 1 » even mean ? We, as humans know that it represents what we call a number but we know that because it is a system created by humans

Maybe an alien race has a different notation for 1 heck even during Roman times the number 1 was written as $I$

[ivory kiln]

Rotor

[worldly forge]

Infinity, while being more abstract is also a consequence of the human mind and observation of the universe

[clever quartz]

the world seems infinite

[worldly forge]

What about time then do you see a finitude to time ??

[clever quartz]

for some

[lunar shoal]

That is an interesting point. But now you are appealing to physics and it brings to mind the issue that I raised previously about the relationship between math and physics. Which is empirical to the other?

[lunar shoal]

It's a difficult question

[clever quartz]

i didn't say anything about physics, you did

[worldly forge]

Fr

[clever quartz]

and so i guess to you the world is contained in physics

[lunar shoal]

I have no idea what to believe

[clever quartz]

difficult question

hmm

did you already make a thread about math vs physics?

[lunar shoal]

Not yet but it has come up in these chats

for me both math and physics are philosophical discussions

[clever quartz]

i see math and physics as overlapping

but neither fully contains the other

[lunar shoal]

I don't study these subjects to build a house or get high paying job

[lunar shoal]

that is probably the healthiest attitude

i see these subjects as a means for meditation

[clever quartz]

they certainly help me have fun

a safe alternative for drugs or drinking

relatively safe

[spiral lake]

1 means single.

[lunar shoal]

Math is fun

[worldly forge]

1000%

[spiral lake]

@lunar shoal u lit made a topic about "what is your favourite number"

[lunar shoal]

?

yes, this is rockhoven

[spiral lake]

whats your favourite number btw

[lunar shoal]

how may i help you?

[spiral lake]

nice to meet you

[lunar shoal]

I don't know all of the numbers

so how can i have a favorite?

[spiral lake]

i have a favourite one

7482 🔥

[lunar shoal]

I like a number that is handy for the situation

i do not distinguish between odd and even numbers

that is for the foolish

[spiral lake]

i agree

[lunar shoal]

7482?

[spiral lake]

yrah

yeah*

[lunar shoal]

odd and even is one of the stoopidest ideas in math ever

completely useless

as is coordinate geometry

[spiral lake]

in my opinion it isnt

[lunar shoal]

I'll be talking about this false science in the future

[spiral lake]

since i was getting free high grades when i was in middle school because of these even and odd numbers

[lunar shoal]

I like math and science for entertainment

[spiral lake]

life is casual imo

[lunar shoal]

and for contemplation

[spiral lake]

god knows everything thats gon happen to me lmao

[spiral lake]

i like chemistry

[lunar shoal]

Hmm i didnt get those grades they held me back

[spiral lake]

how comes

[lunar shoal]

i barely made it to the 8th grade because i refused this brainwashing

[spiral lake]

dawg

[lunar shoal]

you got the good grades and i am out for revenge!

[spiral lake]

8th grade for me was easier than making champion rank on fortnite

[spiral lake]

btw what were you seeking at that time

i mean

you barely made it to the 8th grade

[lunar shoal]

with flying colours

[spiral lake]

comprehensible

[lunar shoal]

i swore that i would get my revenge upon the math world

[spiral lake]

how

[lunar shoal]

and bring the whole thing toppling down

hold me back!?

how dare they!

that was when i became a mad scientist

[spiral lake]

how are you planning to get revenge upon the math world

how old are you @lunar shoal

[lunar shoal]

and i swore to get my revenge upon the world

99 years old

[spiral lake]

nah fr

[lunar shoal]

i cant really tell you how old iam since i cannot count

[spiral lake]

huh

is this a joke

[lunar shoal]

THIS IS NOT A JOEK!

[spiral lake]

it seems like one

hollon bro

are humans this dumb that they cant even agree on something

1+1 equals 2

and some random will say 3

[lunar shoal]

we have already been through this

many people have given different answers to the question of 1 + 1

[spiral lake]

yeah bro

[lunar shoal]

look in the 1 + 1 thread for that

and i did not find anything unusual about their answers

[spiral lake]

are we this dumb that we cant make a conclusion

[lunar shoal]

i never argued until i was blue in the face

i simply accepted their answers

they were highly educated

[spiral lake]

ill go with 2

[lunar shoal]

mathematicians, scientist, physicists

[spiral lake]

since its the most normal answer

1 plus 1 equals 2 bro

[lunar shoal]

well two is ok if you want to work with 2x4's

there are other uses for math

and 2 will not do

[spiral lake]

2 is the answer bro

i mean

[lunar shoal]

2 works for some situations

[spiral lake]

1+1=2 ; 2-1=1

imagine saying 3 bro ☠️

[lunar shoal]

if you want to build a wall with 2x4's 2 can be a handy number

[spiral lake]

i agree

[lunar shoal]

well see if you learn math and science by rote

you wil have a hard time using your imagination

and science and mathematics require imagination

[spiral lake]

my imagination is about animes gang

[lunar shoal]

people imagine new maths and sciences

you have to enjoy the imaginative work

[spiral lake]

this is my imagination (btw rate drawing)

[lunar shoal]

I never got into either math or sciences until i realized that they are imaginative arts

[spiral lake]

nothing is perfect bro

[worldly forge]

That is very good you are very talented

[spiral lake]

thanks gang

[lunar shoal]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1239797285458546759/1244018903643066518/IMG_7691.jpg?ex=66539663&is=665244e3&hm=37e6d9706f74754f039cf5cabfb32eabe303c80c878b1346148d7c9baa29d2e3&

[spiral lake]

rate it

[lunar shoal]

did you draw this?

[spiral lake]

mhm

with drakes songs you can do everything

ngl you gotta WANT to draw

but if youre obbligated it wont work

@lunar shoal are you talented at drawing?

[lunar shoal]

idk

haven't tried it much

[spiral lake]

i like drawing ngl

[lunar shoal]

is that your drawing?

[spiral lake]

it is

[lunar shoal]

i could not rate this drawing until i reviewed all of your work

[spiral lake]

i can show you another one

[lunar shoal]

i could give this a 9 or 10 but then you might have something better

[spiral lake]

since i only have 2 good drawings lmao

[lunar shoal]

and that would be a 10

so rating is relative

i would need a collection

well ok

if you have two

how many did you draw to get those two?

[spiral lake]

heres my second one

this looks way cooler

[lunar shoal]

that is a good question in statistics

how many did you draw in total

[spiral lake]

for the first one

7 or 8

[lunar shoal]

do you have a notebook?

[spiral lake]

but fosho less than 10

[lunar shoal]

7 or 8

[spiral lake]

yeah but i dont draw on it that much

[lunar shoal]

yeah

[spiral lake]

i just keep it just in case

[lunar shoal]

but what would your drawing look like if you did 100?

[spiral lake]

eorse

worse*

[lunar shoal]

maybe you would get better with experience?

[spiral lake]

i dont need experience tbh

i aint gonna draw on 100 different papers just for 1

ykwim

and yeah

lmao we went from "whats your favourite number" to "rate my drawing"

@lunar shoal carti or lil darkie

[spiral lake]

0 is the most mysterious number

[spiral lake]

Whats going on here

[lunar shoal]

is 0 a number? When did that happen?

[spiral lake]

0 is not a number

[lunar shoal]

I agree

[spiral lake]

Unless

[cyan shore]

3

cus

i like to say

pi = 3

[shrewd schooner]

my favorite number is e

[shrewd schooner]

0 IS A FKING NUMBER

$\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} \frac{x^n}{n!}$

$\frac{d}{dx} b^x = b^x$

[ivory kiln]

neruguis

neruguis

[shrewd schooner]

$\cos(x) +i\sin(x)$

[ivory kiln]

neruguis

[shrewd schooner]

$e$

[ivory kiln]

neruguis

[shrewd schooner]

eeeeeeeeee

[shrewd schooner]

eeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEEE

EEEEEEEEEEEEEFE#ACDDDDDCBDCCCCCBACBBBB

rush e

[shrewd schooner]

eeeeeeeeeeeee

[maiden yoke]

okay

[lunar shoal]

I don't think anyone read the OP. I am beginning to think that know one here noes how to read

or right

even so

the idea in the OP was to review every single one of the numbers until the end of the numbers

and to discuss their properties

like

4

4 is $2^2$

[ivory kiln]

rockhoven

[lunar shoal]

the idea was to look at what every number can do

and cannot do

to appreciate the distinguishing traits of each individual number

to savor them

to get from them all we could squeeze out of them

to soar with the numbers like the blue jays!

to go to number heaven and sit with the gods

[small abyss]

42

[stone cloak]

My favorite number is 0^-1

[tired yoke]

My favorite number is the greatest prime number.

No, the product of all the primes.

[winter reef]

4

[shrewd schooner]

$\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} \frac{1}{n!}$

[ivory kiln]

neruguis

[tired yoke]

That's just e, though.

[shrewd schooner]

exactly

and recently I discovered why

it all comes from ln(e)=1)

then d/dx e^x = e^x

then d^n/dx^n e^x = e^x

then e^x = Σ x^n/n!

then e = Σ 1/n!

[hot echo]

my favourite number is 137

i don't know why

[shrewd schooner]

why

ok

[hot echo]

but it looks cool

o7

[shrewd schooner]

i think we have to have two fav numbers

and integer and a real

my integer is 6

[tired yoke]

...no. It comes from e^x = sum(n = 0, inf) x^n/n!.

[shrewd schooner]

but this comes from ln(e)=1

Taylor series

[tired yoke]

No.

[shrewd schooner]

why?

[tired yoke]

It comes from the fact that d/dx e^x = e^x.

[shrewd schooner]

and why?

d/dx b^x = ln(b)b^x

[hot echo]

i just discovered we can get taylor expansion for ln(1+x) or anything similar by not using taylor

[shrewd schooner]

like integrals and derivatives?

[hot echo]

yes

[shrewd schooner]

like expanding 1/(1+x)

[tired yoke]

Right, because d/dx e^x = e^x and b^x = e^(x ln(b)).

[hot echo]

integration mostly

[tired yoke]

It's the chain rule.

[shrewd schooner]

sure

[hot echo]

express that as an infinite geometric progression

[shrewd schooner]

smart

then integrate

[hot echo]

-x+x²-x³+....

[shrewd schooner]

get ln(x+1)

[hot echo]

then integrate both sides

but the convergence is ASS

[shrewd schooner]

holy starclan this is good

[shrewd schooner]

and this is bad

but you can use Riemann sum

for 1/x

[hot echo]

i haven't heard of it

but I'll try

[shrewd schooner]

Approx integrals

[hot echo]

im reading more about the gamma function rn

[shrewd schooner]

sum of rectangles

[shrewd schooner]

i think we’re talking about different things

[tired yoke]

Also the radius of convergence.

[shrewd schooner]

yeah

[hot echo]

yes, i have heard of the reimann sum but never really tried knowing what exactly it is

ba dum tss

[hot echo]

i was trying $\int_{0}^{1} x^{x} dx$ using gamma

[shrewd schooner]

\int

[ivory kiln]

rev

[shrewd schooner]

oh this one is hard

[hot echo]

yeah

i got till

[shrewd schooner]

when you learn integrals

you see

that derivatives are so f easy

and past you

thinking it’s hard

haha

[hot echo]

$\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} \frac{1}{n!} \int_{0}^{1} x^{n} (lnx)^{n} dx$ i know I can do by parts here but I'm stuck on how to

[ivory kiln]

rev

[hot echo]

yeah, derivates is actually very easy

[shrewd schooner]

look

[tired yoke]

x^x has no antiderivative in elementary functions.

[shrewd schooner]

oh my

these non-elementary functions kill me

[hot echo]

yeah but I read a post, this guy did stuff the same way i did and got some humongous weird series

[hot echo]

same

[shrewd schooner]

omg

I’m seeing that calc two will be wild

[hot echo]

we haven't even begun with limits and derivatives

in skol

[shrewd schooner]

yeah

[shrewd schooner]

the blue one is the Taylor approx at n = 100

the green is ln(x)

the purple is the approx integral

[hot echo]

the purple one is very accurate

[shrewd schooner]

after x=2, the Taylor diverges

then it’s a mess

but if you see

In this point

between 0 and 1

the Taylor is so better

I can’t even zoom in to see the error

with both, error is less at 1

[clever quartz]

My favorite number is tiny

[shrewd schooner]

dx

[sleek bluff]

is dx defined by any number/set theory?

Google tells me its not a number

I heard that in set theory, people have defined all math in terms of 0, or something like that

Sorry, in terms of null sets.

and only natural numbers

[clever quartz]

you can define it with hyperreal numbers

but that's an unusual route to formalize it, idk if it has benefits

[sleek bluff]

I see. They were used by Leibnitz and others working with infinitessimals, and this one video described how they were brought back into focus after limits dominated the conventional way of defining them.

[spiral lake]

MINE ARE 1379

[orchid whale]

what number are we on

[calm peak]

I like 64 cuz its the graham's number (g64)
;0

[shrewd schooner]

e

[hot echo]

e

[shrewd schooner]

e is good at calculus

[zealous yoke]

My fav, number is 8.

because when u flip it, it's infinity.

[tired yoke]

No, when you flip it, it's 8.

[surreal vessel]

808,017,424,794,512,875,886,459,904,961,710,757,005,754,368,000,000,000 is a pretty neat number

[zealous yoke]

Yea.

pretty neat.

[spiral lake]

Mine is i^i

[hot echo]

,w e^{\frac{- \pi}{2}}

[ivory kiln]

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[hot echo]

,w i^i

[ivory kiln]

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[hot echo]

e is calculus

[honest hinge]

When you rotate it 90 degrees, it becomes 8 rotated 90 degrees.

Of course the best number I randomly and uniformly select over the real line whenever I am asked.

[sleek bluff]

My favorite number is the one I use to call your mom

[spiral lake]

That one guy who doesn't have a mom

https://tenor.com/view/you-have-no-power-to-stop-me-hordak-shera-and-the-princesses-of-power-you-dont-have-power-to-stop-me-you-can-stop-me-gif-18713907

[sleek bluff]

casts AI mommy gf in your direction

[keen nymph]

3107

[spiral lake]

oscae pastry the best

[toxic jasper]

73

[spiral lake]

1752

[spiral lake]

It's my roll number in my school and coincidentally my grandma's car is numbered smth that sums up to 15, what else sums up to 15? Exactly

[sleek bluff]

Wicked Cool, like a positive omen that follows you or something? Do you feel like its tied to you personally, like some kind of transcendent message from the universe?

[spiral lake]

Not really, just a cool number to have around

[sleek bluff]

Gotcha

[spiral lake]

What's urs?

[sleek bluff]

7. I associate it with the color purple, and I feel like its a really weird number to multiply with but I havent watched numberphiles video on it. I like its feel.

[spiral lake]

1752?

[sleek bluff]

No, the number seven

[spiral lake]

It looks purple too for some reason

3 being yellow for me

[sleek bluff]

Oh thats what you were asking

hmm, lemme think,

[sleek bluff]

Yeah, a light purple

[sleek bluff]

Huh. Wow, its red to me for some reason

interesting

[glacial river]

hmm

[spiral lake]

ok i found it mine is eω💩.

approximately 1.92211551

[sleek bluff]

Why is it your favorite number?

[lilac jackal]

π

[spiral lake]

Lol

[rustic prawn]

you remember it so well because you keep trying to call her and she doesn't pick up?

[spiral lake]

That's probably the case.

[spiral lake]

because that number is transcendental

[spiral lake]

Why she didn't pick up?
Ans:

https://media1.tenor.com/m/N32gl83nU94AAAAC/100.gif

@sleek bluff sorry lil bro

[sleek bluff]

😭 🎻 😭😭💔

[sleek bluff]

I've been mom cucked 😭 🔫

[sleek bluff]

Didn't know hypertrancendental numbers were a thing

[spiral lake]

My bad. I meant transcendental

[spiral lake]

My fav number is a

[sleek bluff]

O

[shrewd schooner]

mine is e

[obsidian sun]

7

[obsidian sun]

its his favourite word lol

[spiral lake]

No my favorite word is "your mom"

[obsidian sun]

funny

your name is "Math god"

[spiral lake]

Nope

[obsidian sun]

aww, embarrased?

[spiral lake]

no

[bold spoke]

i really like the number 1369

its weirdly interesting

[sleek bluff]

Care to share WHY?

[bold spoke]

So

1369 is a square of a prime number

37²=1369

So it has exactly 3 factors

and just visually inspecting it

We can see the last three numbers are multiples of 3

also we note that 13²=169

and 37²=1369

So we've squeezed in 3 to a square number to attain 1369 which is also a square number

Also the factors of 1369 are 1,37,1369

Taking the sum we get 1407

We can break this into 14 and 07

Which are both multiples of 7

And 37 is a number we put 3 and 7 together

Idk it's prob mere coincidence and slightly forced but I find it interesting

[sleek bluff]

That was interestingly put, I may not see it in the same light but I appreciate the explanation and attention to detail

[rancid peak]

The duality of man

[clever quartz]

How 'bout plain old 2

[verbal spire]

I don’t have a favourite number

Numbers are just numbers that we use in our daily lives for addition, subtraction, division, etc

[bold spoke]

thats fair

[shrewd schooner]

mine is e

[cedar veldt]

e = pi = 3

[spiral lake]

ceiling(e) = 3
floor(pi) =3

What you said isn't generally true .

[cedar veldt]

2 is solid

wait

hear me out

[cedar veldt]

its a joke :p

[cedar veldt]

10

[cedar veldt]

i will not specify the base

[surreal vessel]

808,017,424,794,512,875,886,459,904,961,710,757,005,754,368,000,000,000

[cold veldt]

💀 bro watched the 3b1b video

[glacial river]

order of monster group

[surreal vessel]

Either this or 6 (reason also related to group theory)

[primal bramble]

Number 3 is so cool

[cedar veldt]

3 is mid

the only things its first at is the fermat primes and odd prime

[spiral lake]

This is my favourite number as well.

[cyan shore]

Hi, did anyone say my name?

[tribal creek]

Root(3) is on another level

You can litteraly find any number in root 3

[spiral lake]

You can find any number in form of 'n' where 'n' is any number.

[tribal creek]

Proof it

[spiral lake]

Sure

Suppose you have to represent 'x' using n
x=n-(n-x)

[tribal creek]

Alr yhen

[cold veldt]

every real number is in the form $\sum_{i = 0}^{\infty} c_in^i$ where $c_i \le n$ for all $c_i \in c$ and $n$ and $c_i$ can be any real number

that's literally a base system

[ivory kiln]

unfunny name trying to be funny

[dusk oyster]

my favourite number is 2

because its even and prime