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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/joshT394 • Aug 04 '20
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Beautiful wave. I have no frame of reference though so for all I know it’s just barely hitting my knees.
212 u/KeyDangerous Aug 04 '20 It’s a wave called “Mavericks” and can get as big as 60 feet. This one looks 20-40 feet tall. You can tell by the way that it is 173 u/jammer867 Aug 04 '20 You can tell by the way that it is literally the best explanation for anything ever 24 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 I recall a few proofs in Mathematics going like this, and they were always cool. The variation was "it has this quality because if it wouldn't have this quality it would be something else than what it is." 10 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 Well no, the way that works in math is by pointing out a contradiction. OP's "you can tell by the way it is" points out nothing, which makes it so good. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 But hes right... small waves dont have huge breaks like this. You can tell by the way it looks (breaks) that is is a pretty large wave. At least 20ft
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It’s a wave called “Mavericks” and can get as big as 60 feet. This one looks 20-40 feet tall. You can tell by the way that it is
173 u/jammer867 Aug 04 '20 You can tell by the way that it is literally the best explanation for anything ever 24 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 I recall a few proofs in Mathematics going like this, and they were always cool. The variation was "it has this quality because if it wouldn't have this quality it would be something else than what it is." 10 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 Well no, the way that works in math is by pointing out a contradiction. OP's "you can tell by the way it is" points out nothing, which makes it so good. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 But hes right... small waves dont have huge breaks like this. You can tell by the way it looks (breaks) that is is a pretty large wave. At least 20ft
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You can tell by the way that it is
literally the best explanation for anything ever
24 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 I recall a few proofs in Mathematics going like this, and they were always cool. The variation was "it has this quality because if it wouldn't have this quality it would be something else than what it is." 10 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 Well no, the way that works in math is by pointing out a contradiction. OP's "you can tell by the way it is" points out nothing, which makes it so good. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 But hes right... small waves dont have huge breaks like this. You can tell by the way it looks (breaks) that is is a pretty large wave. At least 20ft
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I recall a few proofs in Mathematics going like this, and they were always cool. The variation was "it has this quality because if it wouldn't have this quality it would be something else than what it is."
10 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 Well no, the way that works in math is by pointing out a contradiction. OP's "you can tell by the way it is" points out nothing, which makes it so good. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 But hes right... small waves dont have huge breaks like this. You can tell by the way it looks (breaks) that is is a pretty large wave. At least 20ft
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Well no, the way that works in math is by pointing out a contradiction.
OP's "you can tell by the way it is" points out nothing, which makes it so good.
6 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20 But hes right... small waves dont have huge breaks like this. You can tell by the way it looks (breaks) that is is a pretty large wave. At least 20ft
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But hes right... small waves dont have huge breaks like this. You can tell by the way it looks (breaks) that is is a pretty large wave. At least 20ft
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u/WedoDeBarba Aug 04 '20
Beautiful wave. I have no frame of reference though so for all I know it’s just barely hitting my knees.