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phosgene said:Yes. Not all theorems work both ways like that.
1MileCrash said:Are you sure?
phosgene said:I misread it, thought that the corollary was about dependence too.
Office_Shredder said:That's true, but not for the reason that you seem to be thinking. Every vector space contains 0, and therefore is a linearly dependent set, but if you remove that point you could have a linearly independent set. For example (and probably the only example), F2 the field of two elements, as a one dimensional vector space over itself.
1MileCrash said:Is this really worthy of being pointed out as a corollary??
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Yes, it is completely normal to have a different sense of humor than others. As mentioned, humor is subjective and what one person finds funny may not be amusing to another. It is important to respect and accept individual differences in humor and not force others to find something funny if they don't.