Proof that MIT is crap (if I'm nothing without her)

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Me - She = 0
Me = She
M = Sh
Mit = Sh...
 
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It only works for females, and you forgot to prove that e is non-zero.

;)
 
Muzza said:
It only works for females, and you forgot to prove that e is non-zero.

;)

I also forgot to show that "-" is a closed operation.
 
.. and that "it" is non zero as well (^_^). Well, just to make it non-trivial.
 
Doesn't Me=She imply lesbians? :confused:
 
If that is correct, would that imply that all Mit-girls lesbians ? :surprise:
:smile:
 

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