Did you know 1+1=0 ?
Did you know 1+1=0 ?
Here is an exercise that relates to many things in life. We "know" something or have known something all our lives to be true and along comes somebody who PROVES to us that what we knew was wrong and things now no longer add up.
In business it is no different, all these little "secrets", "tricks", and "Black hat Methods" are just a way to make you follow the piper. Good, solid, repeatable steps are the groundwork for anything to work.
So.....
Lets have some fun and see who is on the ball and who simply believes because they are shown PROOF. Lets also find out who has the ability to work their way through this and figure out for themselves why my proof shows that it is correct.
Given the assumptions as follows...
i = the square root of (-1)
AND that
the square root of (ab) = the square root of (a) times the square root of (b)
Now....
1 + 1 = 1 + square root of (1)
1 + square root of (1) = 1 + square root of [(-1)(-1)]
1 + square root of [(-1)(-1)] = 1 + square root of (-1) times square root of (-1)
1 + square root of (-1) times square root of (-1) = 1 + i times i
1 + i times i = 1 + (-1)
1 + (-1) = 1 + -1
1 - 1 = 0
I can also show it like this....
..1+1
=1+√1
=1+√[(-1)(-1)]
=1+√(-1)x(-1)
=1+i²
=1+(-1)
=1-1
=0
Have some fun with the math and see what you make of it.
In the mean time think about all the "NEW", "SECRET" or "MAGIC" promises you run across every day that will explode your business and ask yourself why they have not been used before now if the idea is so successful in its application.
Step by step with a proven system is the ONLY way it works, the rest is just false or misdirection while they reach into your pocket to relieve you of that heavy burden of holding onto your money.
You can read more posts like this here http://www.theprimusreport.com/did-you-know-110/
PS... lets see who is the first to spot and post the math flaw
Here is an exercise that relates to many things in life. We "know" something or have known something all our lives to be true and along comes somebody who PROVES to us that what we knew was wrong and things now no longer add up.
In business it is no different, all these little "secrets", "tricks", and "Black hat Methods" are just a way to make you follow the piper. Good, solid, repeatable steps are the groundwork for anything to work.
So.....
Lets have some fun and see who is on the ball and who simply believes because they are shown PROOF. Lets also find out who has the ability to work their way through this and figure out for themselves why my proof shows that it is correct.
Given the assumptions as follows...
i = the square root of (-1)
AND that
the square root of (ab) = the square root of (a) times the square root of (b)
Now....
1 + 1 = 1 + square root of (1)
1 + square root of (1) = 1 + square root of [(-1)(-1)]
1 + square root of [(-1)(-1)] = 1 + square root of (-1) times square root of (-1)
1 + square root of (-1) times square root of (-1) = 1 + i times i
1 + i times i = 1 + (-1)
1 + (-1) = 1 + -1
1 - 1 = 0
I can also show it like this....
..1+1
=1+√1
=1+√[(-1)(-1)]
=1+√(-1)x(-1)
=1+i²
=1+(-1)
=1-1
=0
Have some fun with the math and see what you make of it.
In the mean time think about all the "NEW", "SECRET" or "MAGIC" promises you run across every day that will explode your business and ask yourself why they have not been used before now if the idea is so successful in its application.
Step by step with a proven system is the ONLY way it works, the rest is just false or misdirection while they reach into your pocket to relieve you of that heavy burden of holding onto your money.
You can read more posts like this here http://www.theprimusreport.com/did-you-know-110/
PS... lets see who is the first to spot and post the math flaw
Comments (11)
Carole M.
4
SAHM working online
2 rights don't make a wrong
Arsad Putra Senggara...
6
Affiliat marketing,Blogger,Trader
i don't know when i know i explain to everi one
Udo Hoffmann
14
Erudite polymath
Wonderful retort William, however it too is flawed :Þ...
Mathematics is a language of rules, very precise and well defined rules. and I have actually broken one of them in my little "proof". The assumptions are actually valid mathematical values and not in error.
1st assumption..."i may equal the square root of -1"...VALID
2nd assumptions.... the square root of (ab) = the square root of (a) times the square root of (b) ... VALID
The flaw lies in the proof and in HOW the assumptions are use
William Clinkscales
15
DB Developer/Tech, Affiliate IM
Given the assumptions as follows...
i = the square root of (-1)
Really, it's just one of two square roots. That is, if
x^2 = -1
then x can be either i or -i, in the same way that if
x^2 = 4
then x can be either 2 or -2.
AND that the square root of (ab) = the square root of (a) times the square
root of (b)
Similarly, there are multiple possibilities that need to be considered
for this.
My simpler example:
4 = 4
sqrt(4) = sqrt(4)
2 = -2
Here's a less mathematical example. If Alex
and Chris
Udo Hoffmann
14
Erudite polymath
Carole... the assumption is that "i"= the square root of -1
William... we are talking straight old math here, no binary trickery
There IS a flaw in the math but those 2 points are not it
Purini Haranadh Babu...
4
Online Biz.
nice 0 zero.............the digit before 1
William Clinkscales
15
DB Developer/Tech, Affiliate IM
1+1 = 10 in Binary? Only considering the right most register in a binary number will
effectively result the equation 1+1=0
Carole M.
4
SAHM working online
1 does not equal the square root of -1
R S Tour & Travel
14
Tour Operator
Awosome Mathematic calculaton keep it up
Congratulatioin !!!
Daniel A. Lopez
2
Daniel A. Lopez
I was shocked, with that mathematical logic.
I'll have to get my books and start again.
Excellent. Congratulations!!!
Shahzada U.
12
Logo & Graphic Designer
I m very impressed to your answer,