Jimmy Snyder
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If you ask your mother for one egg and she cooks two and you eat them both, then who is better at math, you or your mother?
The discussion centers around a humorous debate on who is better at math: the user or their mother, based on a scenario involving cooking eggs. Participants argue that neither party is necessarily bad at math, with some suggesting that the mother’s actions reflect a misunderstanding rather than a mathematical error. The conversation also touches on philosophical musings about foolishness and the nature of understanding. Ultimately, the consensus leans towards the mother being better at math due to her cooking two eggs, despite the initial request for one.
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jimmysnyder said:If you ask your mother for one egg and she cooks two and you eat them both, then who is better at math, you or your mother?
0°0'0" said:Your mother is better.
That she cooked two eggs it doesn't mean that she cooked them for YOU.
And because of your (oh, i surely don't mean "you" :) ) foolish behaviour your mother was left hungry!
0°0'0" said:Your mother is better.
That she cooked two eggs it doesn't mean that she cooked them for YOU.
And because of your (oh, i surely don't mean "you" :) ) foolish behaviour your mother was left hungry!
Icebreaker said:'Star Wars' Who is more foolish, the fool or the fool who follows him? '/Star Wars'
jimmysnyder said:If you ask your mother for one egg and she cooks two and you eat them both, then who is better at math, you or your mother?