#Roman Numerals
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superbeans89 · 3 months ago
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hometoursandotherstuff · 2 months ago
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aromanticduck · 3 months ago
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The main reason to teach kids about Roman numerals isn't that they're useful in real life, but because they're so bloody awkward to actually calculate with that it might give the students some appreciation for the number system we actually use.
Like yeah, long multiplication is a ballache, but it could be so much worse.
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a-snake-makes-moodboards · 2 months ago
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The Homeless Guy from the Hatchetfield Universe moodboard with time inspo
requested by: my lovely moot @venomousray!!
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[divider creds: @sister-lucifer]
(images not credited were found on Google images)
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song to go with it: 'La Dee Dah Dah Day' from The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals
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thatsbelievable · 3 months ago
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one-time-i-dreamt · 2 years ago
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Everyone could read analog clocks with Roman numerals except me.
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stormyy-bluezz01 · 4 months ago
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i can't remember either
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odd-odds-and-oddities · 9 months ago
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blunt-force-therapy · 2 months ago
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On the one hand the way we learn Roman numerals is largely a Renaissance rework purposefully made to impose order where there wasn't any, which means that it's inaccurate to its origins, but also that it's the only useful system of Roman numerals that exists in the modern West. Properly infuriating
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cepheusgalaxy · 5 months ago
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I.e: "XIX" or "VMCDIII" (respectively, 9 and 5403)
I was curious, because in my country, we count thr centurirs using roman numerals, and we learned to read them in elementary school. Some of my peers get confused with them sometimes, but in general we were taught that. In english speaking spaces, I have seen that people count the centuries with the indo-arabic nummerals so I was curious to if those prople use the roman numeration system at all.
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sacrifical-lamb-core · 1 year ago
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You wouldn’t be able to pry dyscalculia child Jason Grace out of my cold dead hands.
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utah-offical · 2 months ago
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I'm calling Twitter 10 now
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sportsandlaughs · 12 days ago
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tudoacabaemtorrada · 9 months ago
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Now that Roman has been dethroned and paid for his poor treatment of Jey, I finally feel i can say this: I don't think we give him enough credit for the whole numeral system thing.
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fishybehavior · 10 months ago
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