And it works out the dimensional analysis and hopefully it also makes sense to you intuitively

Now, another way, a completely legitimate way we could have done this, is we could have just subtracted the exponents.

Once again we got the same way, completely legitimate way to solve it.

So I will first do the memorizing way that you might be exposed to and they'll use something called FOlL.

A resource kit has been developed as a logical and consistent way in which to organize information on the Convention.

And that is a completely legitimate way to figure out a determinant. And that was our definition for how to find a determinant.

Now there's one alternate way that you could factor this and it'd be completely legitimate.

We are not reinventing the wheel all of this flows from a logical and political way of looking at things.

They learn to overlook short sighted reactions and impulsive thinking, to think in a long term, more consequential way.

Boolean values

Boolean value

(logical or) .EXOR.

(logical and) .THEN.

It wouldn't make sense.

least reasonably logical.

Now it makes sense.

It just makes complete common sense.

Well, if they're soft, I'm soft.

This idea is not rational.

Such arguments have the ring of common sense.

(unary logical not) .OR.

How Iogical is that?

And that makes sense, right?

We're very logical creatures.

Therefore, pi is not rational.

It defies common sense.

Do they make sense?

It is simply not possible.

We need to look carefully at our zero tolerance policies.

It's the logical end to what was always a ridiculous scheme.

So hopefully I'm making some sense to you, as I try to make some sense of this problem.

It all comes together sensibly.

Corresponding a angles make the most sense to me.

Well this one actually is maybe the most intuitive.

And this is actually a rather good comparison, it seems to me.

So therefore, pi cannot be rational.

And hopefully, it will make a little bit more sense.

Only in yours have I found a sane point of view.

At first glance, this was a rational and predictable outcome.

Intuitively, too, this makes sense.

It's a paradox. It just doesn't make sense.

So it works out unit wise, and it makes sense as well.

You know I respect all tastes and whims However baroque, all deserve to be respected

The 3 premises of setting up a goal in order to motivate someone?

So at least it makes sense in rough numbers.