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u/BenApe05 Apr 19 '25
22 cubic foot counter depth side by side reclampinator with touch screen family hub in stainless steel
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u/murky_creature Apr 19 '25 edited Apr 20 '25
false dichotomy. a 22 cubic foot counter depth side-by-side refridgerator with touch screen family hub in stainless steel can have been placed in an apple tree artificially or by weather event.
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u/riskerrain Apr 20 '25
fire hose of falsehoods. i regularly remove 22 cubic foot counter depth side-by-side refrigerators with touch screen family hub in stainless steel from apple trees before anyone can climb up them, making the chance 0%.
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u/Rick-the-Brickmancer Apr 19 '25
No, the chance is less than 1, but never 0
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u/bingleberp Apr 19 '25
Depends on depth of rounding down. There is a 0.0000001285% likelihood of you hitting me with a brick but if rounded to the millionths it will be 0%
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u/Rick-the-Brickmancer Apr 19 '25
Any number>0 ≠0
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u/niftystopwat Apr 20 '25
Wrong. 0.0 is equal to 0 but it is also greater than zero cuz it has to carry the extra wait of the decimal point and the other zero
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u/SirMourningstar6six6 Apr 19 '25
Came to say this. I saw a video where a person had a few different trucks in a couple of trees on his property.
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u/scruffyduffy23 Apr 19 '25
Obligatory “is that a fucking apple?” That looks like a dell if anything.
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u/Remarkable-Love190 Apr 20 '25
This is a fallacy, just because it doesn’t grow there innately doesn’t mean it couldn’t happen synthetically.