Curious about Number Logic? Join the Discussion!

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In summary, Mace Sin is a freshman in high school who is new to the forum and is interested in number logic, physics, and math. He does not understand anything discussed and will only be here trying to learn.
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Yeah, I'm new here as well.

I'm a freshman in High School, with a taste in a lot of educated material. I'm no prodigy in any subject, but I enjoy English a lot. However, ever since then I've become a bit more interested in number logic, physics, math pretty much. I understand close to none of what you all are discussing right now, so you won't see me participating in any good debates. I will be here trying to learn some new stuff, however.

If you want me, I'll be off wadding in the kiddie pool.
 
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Welcome to PF! Note that we also have a History and Humanities forum hiding inside Social Sciences if you're interested in topics on English or languages in general.
 
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Mace Sin said:
If you want me, I'll be off wadding in the kiddie pool.

hey, don't knock kiddie pools. I'm 18 and last summer i bought a kiddie pool and it and i had a wonderful relationship together. some of my happiest memories were in that kiddie pool. And, if all goes well, there will be a kiddie pool again this summer, and hopefully the next and next and next...

At rate, welcome to pf mate!
 
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Welcome to PF! Don't worry about not understanding anything: I am a Junior in College and I still don't understand probably 98% of the Stuff that goes on here :smile:
 
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mattmns said:
Welcome to PF! Don't worry about not understanding anything: I am a Junior in College and I still don't understand probably 98% of the Stuff that goes on here :smile:


I'm a graduate and a taxpayer, and I still don't understand 98% of all this crap. I'm just here for the free crisps.

Speaking of which, where the hell are they?
 
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brewnog said:
I'm a graduate and a taxpayer, and I still don't understand 98% of all this crap. I'm just here for the free crisps.
Speaking of which, where the hell are they?
Someone stacked the New Member fish on top of them and well, trust me, you don't want them.
 
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Welcome. I don't even understand 98% of the 2% that brewnog understands.

Throw those welcome fish out. We got some new snacks. Who likes jellyfish?
http://store1.yimg.com/I/2yoyo_1862_916321

MmmMmmMmMmMmm...
 
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Instant jellyfish? :bugeye:

Welcome Mace Sin, hey, we still have a few New Member fish left behind the welcome tent, help yourself. Once I negotiate a price for MIH's instant jellyfish, you might still qualify for some of those too. :smile:
 
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Math Is Hard said:
I don't even understand 98% of the 2% that brewnog understands.
If you're referring to GD, anyone who claims to understand any of it is either lying or delusional.
 
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Math Is Hard said:
Welcome. I don't even understand 98% of the 2% that brewnog understands.
Throw those welcome fish out. We got some new snacks. Who likes jellyfish?
MmmMmmMmMmMmm...
Hhhmmmnnnnnn...Instant natural jellyfish...does this mean that this product is so popular that Instant synthetic jellyfish is also produced? And if so, what is it made from? No thanks..I'll stick with my curry beef floss...
 
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DocToxyn said:
Hhhmmmnnnnnn...Instant natural jellyfish...does this mean that this product is so popular that Instant synthetic jellyfish is also produced? And if so, what is it made from? No thanks..I'll stick with my curry beef floss...
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Is this for flossing your beef?
 
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Welcome to PF, Mace Sin! :smile:

Okay, I need to find a new motto. Now that I know about beef floss and instant jellyfish, 'Knowledge is Power' must go.
 
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honestrosewater said:
Okay, I need to find a new motto. Now that I know about beef floss and instant jellyfish, 'Knowledge is Power' must go.
:smile: Yeah, some things we're better off not knowing.
 
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honestrosewater said:
Welcome to PF, Mace Sin!
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Wow! Curry Beef Floss is the most wonderous, weirdest snack I have ever seen! I long for the day when we will have Instant Curry Beef Floss - for those times when beef flossing can't wait!
 
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Welcome to PF!
 

FAQ: Curious about Number Logic? Join the Discussion!

What is number logic?

Number logic is a branch of mathematics that deals with the relationships and properties of numbers. It involves using logic and reasoning to solve problems and make deductions based on numerical patterns and rules.

Why is number logic important?

Number logic is important because it provides the foundation for many other areas of mathematics and helps us to understand and solve complex problems in various fields such as science, engineering, and economics. It also helps to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

How is number logic used in real life?

Number logic is used in various real-life situations, such as in finance and accounting where calculations and budgeting require an understanding of numbers and their relationships. It is also used in computer programming, cryptography, and game design.

What are some common techniques used in number logic?

Some common techniques used in number logic include addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and algebraic expressions. Other techniques include using patterns, logical reasoning, and problem-solving strategies such as trial and error and breaking down complex problems into smaller, more manageable parts.

Can anyone learn number logic?

Yes, anyone can learn number logic. It is a skill that can be developed through practice and critical thinking. While some people may have a natural inclination towards numbers and logic, anyone can improve their understanding and application of number logic through studying and practicing different techniques.

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