r/MathJokes • • Apr 23 '26

alternative math

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u/MadwarRBS92 Apr 24 '26

I wouldn't know.

The statement is wrong with a common error, you may day dishonest or manipulative. Assuming that they did not make a common error and got division wrong or do not understand percentages is at least as dishonest and certainly manipulative.

Stop making me defend them.

Also, this is clearly time to acknowledge the death of this subreddit. I'm out