90s kid, let's see how long it takes for that term to become ironic. My personality is Umineko and other forms of romantic(ized) violence. Refer to me however you wish, but please do so. Find me on Ao3 under d007 and I'll grow fond of you.
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i don’t have the attention span to watch the world cup
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[まったゃおれ コミティア150 う31b@matcha__ore_p]
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A sympathetic alphabet was a supposed form of communication used in the 17th century by Rosicrusians and Magnetisers.[1] Two parties would remove a section of skin from their arms or hands and mutually transplant it while still fresh. It was believed that the transplanted piece of flesh kept a close sympathy with the original limb so that its owner was still aware of any injury done to it. On the transplanted flesh was tattooed an alphabet whereby, by pricking the letters with a magnetic needle, the users believed they could communicate instantaneously across great distances.[2][3]
I agree that logically this should work
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ポッキー&プリッツ食え!
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#was gonna go mimikyu but then I felt a gastrodon-east wrapping around my brain#pokemon#reblog memes
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enough of ppl asking, if beak how kiss? you cowards lack imagination. easy:
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listen pokemon is really cool but some of the final evos for the starters are really pushing it for pokemon. that is not a thing that eats from a bowl on the ground that cunt pays rent and goes to gay bars on the weekend
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"comfort me with apples" by catherynne m. valente
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in World War 1 around 8 million horses died but in World War 2 it was under a million which can only mean horses started to evolve bullet resistance
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autonomy
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Translation: Don't be sad when I'm not here I once felt the sun and it shined for me the same sun that you feel now and that will also shine for you
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No it's not that I don't appreciate the flirting, I just wish you wouldn't do it while I'm in the middle of vivisecting you. Yes I know that it's really hot when I'm covered in your blood elbow deep in your chest cavity that's why I keep vivisecting you. But I keep getting flustered and dropping your liver and its really slippery so I keep dropping it over and over again leading to very comedic slapstick comedy where I slip on your blood and fall over really funny
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I do hope this resolves the issue @loki-zen had because otherwise I'm extremely lost as to what it is (and hope they go into more detail about it because I like math problems).
To reiterate, Alice winning the game wouldn't prove the Twin Prime Conjecture, it's the other way around, Alice only wins if the TPC is true.
(Though I guess she can go ahead and prove it in order to win the game hardeeharhar.)
To reiterate, Alice's card only works if (and only if) she states a prime number because the text on the card unequivocally states "you need a prime number of something for...". Then, Bob can play a card that will make that statement false. Then Alice can play a card that will make that statement true again.
(Funny as this idea is, it isn't as cool as it should be, where a prime number is a necessary because of some emergent property.)
Anyway I need to reblog this because I shamefully forgot that math allows you to have infinite time to do things.
Ok first of all, the MTG game state doesn't just need the TPC to be true, it also needs a way to generate arbitrarily large twin primes, which I seriously doubt will ever happen. I'm not sure I understand your objection but Alice can't simply pick a larger prime number than Bob's number: He can respond (once) by reducing her number by 1, making it composite and her card doesn't work if it's composite. She can however, reduce her number by 1 also, making it prime again/the smaller twin prime.
My objection is that in a game, it sounds as if the players need to designate specific numbers. I'm no mathematician, but I don't think finding out whether a specific number is still prime when you do stuff to it proves stuff about all numbers.
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