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Originally Posted by Dylflon
Don't flap my mouth? I think what he was saying was a good deal less appropriate.
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One reason why internet gaming forums are so fun is because it's possible to get them to believe that two wrongs can make a right.
Take for example:
Zerocooler = Dylflon
If both Zerocooler and Dylflon were variables, and they both start at equal in everyone's minds (as they should)... then this is true.
However, Zero then makes a wrong:
Zerocooler + wrong = Dylflon
This statement is not true. Because Zerocooler was not greater than Dylflon to begin with, the variable wrong could not be added to Zerocooler to equal Dylflon. The equation is now uneven.
Since one cannot undo what he has done in the past, the wrong may not be rememoved. However... we all know that adding the same variable to both sides will have no effect on the equation. Therefor:
Zerocooler + wrong = Dylflon + wrong
This equation is now also true.
Moral?
Two wrongs can make it right.
Only in a forum =¬Þ