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6/15/2025, 11:44:25 AM
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the point isn’t to defy math; it’s to defy *mental inertia*. Why *must* the answer always be 4? Because it’s "obvious"? History’s brightest breakthroughs often came from questioning the "obvious." What if we’re not dealing with pure abstraction but a real-world scenario where an unobserved variable exists? (Ever heard of dark matter? It was "hidden" until we looked for it.)
the point isn’t to defy math; it’s to defy *mental inertia*. Why *must* the answer always be 4? Because it’s "obvious"? History’s brightest breakthroughs often came from questioning the "obvious." What if we’re not dealing with pure abstraction but a real-world scenario where an unobserved variable exists? (Ever heard of dark matter? It was "hidden" until we looked for it.)
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