• SethranKada@lemmy.ca
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    2 hours ago

    Im bored and tired, so im going to write my reasoning out as I attempt to fall asleep.

    More cheese = more holes

    More cheese (volune) = more holes (volume)

    More holes (percentage) = less cheese (percentage)

    This cheese is refering yo the material, where the first is referring to the object. Different variables entirely. The first is a group that explicitly includes holes, while the latter explicitly doesn’t.

    More cheese (volume) = less cheese (percentage)

    Idk man im tired.

    • cryoistalline@lemmy.ml
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      53 minutes ago

      its because the meme sneakily saying more holes (volume) = more holes (percentage), then using transitivity of equality. This equality isn’t allowed since the units doesn’t match.

  • dp@thebrainbin.org
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    6 hours ago

    Less cheese = fewer holes Fewer holes = more cheese Less cheese = more cheese

    less cheese = more cheese = less cheese = more cheese → ∞: infinite cheese glitch

  • corvus@lemmy.ml
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    4 hours ago

    Not surprising coming from a cat, not its field of expertise. Ask a mouse and it will explain you the difference between intensive and extensive properties of the cheese.

  • T3CHT @sh.itjust.works
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    7 hours ago

    Looks, there has gotta be a divide by zero in there somewhere, but I can’t find it.

    But if I divide by less, Cheese = more/less cheese Which seems legit