January 29, 2007

kililier facct!

poawars of two! 2 4 8 16 32 etc.

teh difrance batween eaach one an the hnext is exacly twicce as much eacht time! ive beeen checkin em an except for 249 it holds true up to 32768. i gota check a bunch maore of em but its eerily consistant so far.

wierd huh? im startign to think it cant be a conscidants.

uudpd!

up to 4284967295 an stil in the grooove!

# posted by HA HA HA at 1/29/2007 03:27:00 PM

Comments:

Heh
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 1/29/2007 07:05:00 PM
 
Keep up the good work!
# posted by Blogger Pierre : 1/30/2007 03:43:00 AM
 
Ok I'll bite. Which power of 2 ends in a '5'?
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 1/30/2007 01:11:00 PM
 
You are so wrong. And on so many levels, of both "wrong" and "you"...
# posted by Blogger Ivan the Terrible : 1/30/2007 01:16:00 PM
 
pareiar - thannks!

spanny - uhh. two to teh... um... several?

ivvon - dude man nevar doi noghing hafway!
# posted by Blogger HA HA HA : 1/30/2007 06:35:00 PM
 
"Shit happens", as you Americans say. It's a statistical anomaly, no more than that.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 1/31/2007 03:12:00 PM
 
Well, I guess 2 to a negative power tends to have a decimal ending in '5' ...
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 1/31/2007 03:15:00 PM
 
Audrey -- It's not just us. Shit really DOES happen!
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 1/31/2007 03:20:00 PM
 
Well, here's anothar killr fcatt, as you call'em: it is impossible to separate any power higher than the second into two like powers.

And another one, to kill you for good. Any object without a hole in it can be molded into a sphere through a smooth group of transformations. Eh? Are you dead yet?
# posted by Blogger Desargues : 1/31/2007 03:34:00 PM
 
Very nearly.
# posted by Blogger hungbunny : 1/31/2007 06:10:00 PM
 
You're a torus, H.B., topologically speaking. Or worse.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 1/31/2007 06:20:00 PM
 
Twice as much as what?
# posted by Blogger Philip : 2/01/2007 08:50:00 AM
 
"Any object without a hole in it can be molded into a sphere through a smooth group of transformations."

I tried this with my mattress and it didn't work. I suppose there must be a hole in it.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2/01/2007 11:55:00 AM
 
Well, by using the word 'object' he has clearly implied that you can't use a real physical object.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2/01/2007 03:52:00 PM
 
According to Carl E. Linderholm: a man with his mouth and anus open is topologically equivalent to a ring doughnut and with them closed; to a ball.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2/03/2007 10:00:00 AM
 
Ah, yes: Carl E. Linderholm, The Man Without Nostrils. I knew him well.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2/03/2007 12:42:00 PM
 
that's a good point! probably a cokehead. most mathematicians are.
Mathematics Made Difficult is still one of the best books i've read - better than spot the dog at any rate.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2/03/2007 09:10:00 PM
 
It is trivial to spot a dog. Look for the ears. Can't miss 'em.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2/03/2007 10:26:00 PM
 
Based on mere inductive findings, it looks like an inordinate amount of math nerds read you blog, 3H. Is that something you should worry about -- like, potentially socially crippling to mention or something?
# posted by Blogger Desargues : 2/05/2007 02:27:00 PM
 
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