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Good point Vortex.

borys610 wrote:Good point Vortex.

I agree. It really made me think about my life.

Good. I'm happy that I made you realise the importance of that.

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All you said was "a".
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The Kakama wrote:!?
All you said was "a".

You need to read between the lines.

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More hints please.

It will take you some time, nut finally you will understand.

bender wrote:b

I feel this is some pretty good reasoning too, but Vortex's post has some better points. Maybe it is just before his post was before yours, but I really think some of his points disprove some of yours.
But still, I like that you extend on some of his theories.

The Kakama wrote:!? ??
More hints please.

What is there to not get? Just read his post thoroughly, it will really be worth it.

Vurn wrote:

Taalit wrote:Can't you just extend the strategy you used for triangular numbers? It's effectively the same formula with a little bit of stuff added.

Yeah, I just can't find a way to put it nicely, preferably using summation.
EDIT: And this stuff is way over my level, I'm flippin' 15 for God's sake

Rooster5man wrote:Age never stops genius

Can I ask what inspired you to do all the work though? XD Were you thoroughly bored or thoroughly interested?

Both lol.

OnyxIonVortex wrote:a

borys610 wrote:Good point Vortex.

azareus wrote:

borys610 wrote:Good point Vortex.

I agree. It really made me think about my life.

OnyxIonVortex wrote:Good. I'm happy that I made you realise the importance of that.

The Kakama wrote:!?
All you said was "a".

azareus wrote:

The Kakama wrote:!?
All you said was "a".

You need to read between the lines.

The Kakama wrote:!? ??
More hints please.

I feel sorry you've been alienated from this coversation. You see, their speech involved a highly revolutionary, fresh concept called a "joke". Linguists are amazed by this wondrous invention. Explaining it would require tremendous amounts of erudition and literacy, while for understanding these so-called jokes, for cherishing them in their full glory, loads of training must be done. These "jokes" are meant to cause diaphragm contractions, particularly interesting for biologists, while also supposedly amazingly pleasant. In addition, this joke used what is called amongst those acolites fluent in jokes, "sarcasm". Truly incomrehensible black magic, indeed.