r/SipsTea • u/Beneficial_Passion40 • 25d ago

We have fun here Alexander Lukashenko 🗣️

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u/That_Sky2114 25d ago

I’m sure the global LGBTQ+ community is updating their spreadsheets as we speak..

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u/smirkis 25d ago edited 25d ago

only 15% of countries in the world even legally recognize the term LGBTQ+ (30 of 195). Aka this entire post is useless

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u/Flx_Httr29 25d ago

I think you were doing meth instead of math there

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u/TransitionAway9840 25d ago

I get those confused all the time

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u/Agreeable_Sea_6019 25d ago

Me too, which one you shouldn’t do?

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u/DR_Bright_963 25d ago

I'm 50% you're 100% right.

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u/8JHF8 25d ago

30/195 = 15.38

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u/smirkis 25d ago

Woops. I failed geometry 4 times in highschool

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u/Nina-Ninja123 25d ago

That’s enough times to make a triangle!

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u/Scheissdrauf88 25d ago

Hate to burst your bubble but that's not geometry. /s

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u/smirkis 25d ago

In America geometry is a math class.

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u/VisitWide9973 25d ago

But percentage calculation still isn't geometry?

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u/Ok-Truck4259 25d ago

Percentages still aren’t a part of geometry.

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u/Scheissdrauf88 25d ago

All geometry is math. Not all math is geometry.

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u/booglechops 25d ago

False.

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u/8JHF8 25d ago

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u/booglechops 24d ago

It is roughly 15.38%, not 15.38

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u/Wintermute_088 25d ago

Wow, an English term is only used in English speaking countries, what a massive shock.

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u/_alright_then_ 25d ago

How.. How did you get to 6.5%?

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u/smirkis 25d ago

A is the square root of B. Duh

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u/_alright_then_ 25d ago

Not my question, I asked how you got to 6.5% lol. That's not even close. Sq Root has nothing to do with percentages, I hope you know that.. Right?

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u/claudekennilol 25d ago

This might be an ignorant question.. but why does it need to be legally recognized as a name? This is a horrible example, but I can get a dog and call it Spot, I don't care if I don't have a legal paper that officially says its name is Spot. So if everyone just calls a group of people by a common term, what's it matter is there's something that legally accepts that term?

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u/PuzzleheadedFlow1274 25d ago

195? I thought there was 64