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Pi = E.lAIZq
Z 4 Z=A
etc, ad 8um.
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Seems more like Mathematics for Leet fans. |
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Funnily enough, those are both syntactically valid
statements in several different programming
languages. |
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(;,,,(= n00b: Y wd pi sh4pt _craft n33d t3h l4nd z0n3
qre? |
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I have no idea what is taking place here. But it can't be good. |
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That much was obvious. What I still don't get is why our elite mathematician would choose one false statement and one true one. |
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For balance of course. Truth is nothing without falsehood. |
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how many Ians do we have here? |
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I think the answer to that is a complex number. |
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No ~ one false + one true = 0 |
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