My entry for the GoDark Contest.
I focused on the brand image and feel.
The reason for less UI in the video and more on how the brand feels to customers. (ps: I saw the tweet late and tried to scramble this in just 5 hrs, hence the absence of sfx)
@GoDark#GoDarkvideo
@thecheffchi I think it's clear like this: they lost N1000 initially, & the transaction later doesn't change the fact they lost N1000. Then they redistributed part of that loss into goods and N300 change. So, the supermarket's total loss remains N1000.
@thecheffchi Straightforwardly, the supermarket lost N1000 (due to theft) and then gave goods and cash without actually getting valid payment for the goods beyond the value they regained through sale. Thus, the loss is N1000.
@thecheffchi The aggregate loss is the N300 change plus the N700 worth of goods. Keeping in mind that the N1000 note itself was stolen, its value wasn't actually theirs to begin with when used for purchase. Lol. The loss would be the N1000 stolen - the N700 value of goods gotten from sales.
He gave me an illustrative and enlightened insight into ovarian wedge resection. He hopes to gain admission to @Yale and he's a big big admirer of Dr Ping Mu. I'm hoping that one day, I get to see my brother study and work at @Yale 🙏
Hey y'all! So today, I had a discussion with my youngest brother, @rexmicks. He's so big big into medicine and wants to become your next @aproko_doctor 😉. We spoke at length about natural reproduction remedies, and I was impressed with the depth of his knowledge.
@terrificprodig1 ...then, we can comprehend that the paradox is rather an illusion, albeit a very real and mind racking one 😂. The assignment of a straightforward value to this "Pinocchio's Nose Paradox" is only proper when we think of it in levels or orders of sentences.
A philosopher's take.
@terrificprodig1 But suppose it's contrariwise, and Pinocchio's nose does grow, the meta-statement would be "Pinocchio's sentence is true", even though it's self-referential and gives the impression of a paradox. If we understand the original sentence, "my nose will grow" as lacking truth-value