Reply to: E=mc2

[Churchill]

What happens if you give them £2?

What part of "You have £1" didn't you understand?

To answer your question Threaded, your company goes bust and gets dissolved for not submitting accounts and you have to move to Denmark.

[threaded]

What happens if you give them £2?

[Churchill]

and I answered your perfectly reasonable answer with attempt to make £90. seems fair to me.

OK, you have £1, in a sudden act of charity you donate it to your local dog's home. How many pounds do you now have?

[EternalOptimist]

and I answered your perfectly reasonable answer with attempt to make £90. seems fair to me.

[Churchill]

ok dickwit
I will give you £10 if you give me £100

What the feck is wrong with you? You asked a question, I gave you a perfectly reasonable answer.

Try pulling your head out of your arse.

[threaded]

EternalOptimist: Which is why on cheques one has to write the number out longhand rather than just write a number.

[EternalOptimist]

ok dickwit
I will give you £10 if you give me £100

[Churchill]

try isnumeric(0) in vba and it returns true

therefore its a number

0 is something that represents nothing! It may be numeric, but is it a number? If so, of what?

[EternalOptimist]

Is 0 a number

try isnumeric(0) in vba and it returns true

therefore its a number

[Churchill]

Is 0 a number?

Not according to some civilisations...

[threaded]

Is 0 a number?

[EternalOptimist]

Churchill

you are missing the point

we all know that a fly can stop a car, using your proof. But the same fly could stop a moped, or a container truck, depending on what it gets hit by.
The fly would stop the vehicle in exactly the same way , therefore because the mass of the vehicle varies the mass of the fly must vary upon impact.
This is also a neat proof of Einsteins theory that gf mass is dependant upon beer.
The same principle applies to something else as well, I think

[GiGo]

I prefer: e^(i pi) = -1

But -1 = 0 - 1 so it is not a fundamental number

[Churchill]

Churchill: Gauss said that if it is not immediately obvious, then you'll never make it as a mathematician...

Or something like that, in German or Latin.

Threaded, I was taking the piss!

Did you ever get picked on at school for being so "special"?

[threaded]

Churchill: Gauss said that if it is not immediately obvious, then you'll never make it as a mathematician...

Or something like that, in German or Latin.