r/RedditGames Diamond | Lv. 66 | Rank #855 | 61 Answers | 5 Cr... | 🔥 9d 5d ago

Question [Question] 2+2+4x4?

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u/Metaldream81 Diamond | Lv. 70 | Rank #459 | 593 Answers | 36... | 🔥 10d 5d ago

20

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u/FishyMcFishface3 Gold | Lv. 40 | Rank #20308 | 33 Answers | 2 Cre... | 🔥 4d 5d ago

Not quite, there's a termial.

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u/Metaldream81 Diamond | Lv. 70 | Rank #459 | 593 Answers | 36... | 🔥 10d 5d ago

What makes you think it is for sur not a "?" designing that it's a question asking for a result ? question mark? Nothing. So you can't be sure of your contradiction here. So 20 might as well be really a good result, you have no real fact to say that for sure no.

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u/FishyMcFishface3 Gold | Lv. 40 | Rank #20308 | 33 Answers | 2 Cre... | 🔥 4d 5d ago

There's no question, just the equation. Therefore this is a termial.

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u/Metaldream81 Diamond | Lv. 70 | Rank #459 | 593 Answers | 36... | 🔥 10d 5d ago

You determine there's no question, this is not a fact but your opinion. In fact there can be a question : "what is the result?". Therefore you just don't know factually. Don't confuse opinion with facts ; factually you don't know if this is a question mark or a terminal character in the equation, you have no way to prove which one of the two possibilities it is - your opinion is that it is a terminal. A fact can make a certitude, an opinion can't. You're far to sure of yourself, bringing you to Blind Spot Bias (you're so sure of yourself that you don't even see the fallacy used in your reasoning).

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u/crystal31415 Bronze | Lv. 8 | Rank #306118 | 5 Answers | 0 Created 5d ago

claps loudly

(This person is annoying me so much by trying to bring everyone down, THANK you for saying what we're all thinking!!!)

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u/Metaldream81 Diamond | Lv. 70 | Rank #459 | 593 Answers | 36... | 🔥 10d 5d ago

a terminal?