Now for a little math:Let a=b, then;(a)squared = (a)x(b), then;(a)squared – (b)squared = (a)x(b) – (b)squared, then;(a+b)x(a-b) = (b)x(a-b), divide both sides by (a-b) then;(a+b) = (b), and since a=b, then(b+b) = (b) then;2b = b and thus2 = 1.
Hope you can disprove this, otherwise I should be able to borrow $2 from you and pay you back $1.
1+1 can equal three. Just a square peg can fit in a round hole. One is using a big hammer…the other is the diameter of the round hole is the same size as the measurement of the hypothenuse of the square. The square fits in the circle.
For those inclined to take “Can God-Man make a stone so heavy he can’t lift it?” and “Can God-Man make 1 plus 1 equal 3?” as tests of omnipotence, I direct you to Moses Maimonides (who probably got it from Aristotle).
I’m not saying his treatment is entirely satisfactory, but he gives more thought to the answer than Freshman-Philosophy-Major-Man and his like give to the questions.
Philosophy Reading Man here, 1 + 1 = 3 is an analytic statement and therefore has no relation to the physical world. The only difference would have been that in the new universe God-Man created the symbol 1 when added, using the symbol +, to the symbol 1 would now mean, signified by the symbol =, the symbol 3. Freshman Philosophy Major Man would still be around to make a fool of himself.
kaffekup over 1 year ago
Ruben, you should sue Marvel for copyright infringement.
Panufo over 1 year ago
I’m a Christian and I think this is hilarious, spot-on.
Decepticomic over 1 year ago
He’ll be back! Just wait till next semester, God-Man!
Serial Pedant over 1 year ago
1 + 1 doesn’t = 3? Shoot.
gmu328 over 1 year ago
Now for a little math:Let a=b, then;(a)squared = (a)x(b), then;(a)squared – (b)squared = (a)x(b) – (b)squared, then;(a+b)x(a-b) = (b)x(a-b), divide both sides by (a-b) then;(a+b) = (b), and since a=b, then(b+b) = (b) then;2b = b and thus2 = 1.
Hope you can disprove this, otherwise I should be able to borrow $2 from you and pay you back $1.
gigagrouch over 1 year ago
A troubled young man returned home and sought out his Rabbi…
“Rabbi, I’m afraid that my university studies have made me an atheist.”
“How so?” Asked the Rabbi.
“In philosophy and logic classes, I learned to prove that G-d does not exist.”
“And so, have you leaned to disprove the existence of anything?”
“Yes, Rabbi.”
“Can you prove to me that you have no nose?”
“Yes, I can.”
“Well then, convince me you have no nose.”
But before the student could begin, the Rabbi reached out and punched him in the nose and asked him, “WHAT HURTS?”
mfrasca over 1 year ago
False vacuum decay?
PoodleGroomer over 1 year ago
It all depends on the size of your ones.
fritzoid Premium Member over 1 year ago
God-Man doesn’t need to make 1+1=3. If he has two of something, he can create a third ex nihilo; there’s precedent for that.
GORT over 1 year ago
Language changes and evolves.
Level One Hint: This includes the meanings of words.
fritzoid Premium Member over 1 year ago
“Sandra Bullock is proof that God-Man loves us and wants us to be happy.” – Benjamin Franklin
jpozenel over 1 year ago
This would make balancing my checkbook so much easier.
Vet Premium Member over 1 year ago
1+1 can equal three. Just a square peg can fit in a round hole. One is using a big hammer…the other is the diameter of the round hole is the same size as the measurement of the hypothenuse of the square. The square fits in the circle.
fritzoid Premium Member over 1 year ago
For those inclined to take “Can God-Man make a stone so heavy he can’t lift it?” and “Can God-Man make 1 plus 1 equal 3?” as tests of omnipotence, I direct you to Moses Maimonides (who probably got it from Aristotle).
I’m not saying his treatment is entirely satisfactory, but he gives more thought to the answer than Freshman-Philosophy-Major-Man and his like give to the questions.
willie_mctell over 1 year ago
Sandra Bullock, the former World’s Oldest Ingenue.
anomaly over 1 year ago
Lobachevsky, Riemann and Bolyai spoke and Einstein saw it was good and the evening and the morning were the first day.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 1 year ago
Christianity says 1 = 3 and that the 3 are the same as 1.
Yontrop over 1 year ago
I thought about saying something here but changed my mind.
GreggW Premium Member over 1 year ago
Philosophy Reading Man here, 1 + 1 = 3 is an analytic statement and therefore has no relation to the physical world. The only difference would have been that in the new universe God-Man created the symbol 1 when added, using the symbol +, to the symbol 1 would now mean, signified by the symbol =, the symbol 3. Freshman Philosophy Major Man would still be around to make a fool of himself.