Adam

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@WatcherGuru @grok is this true?

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@_aqsa1 12x12=144
6x6=36
12-6=6
Answers is 6

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@Ameela_56 Answer is 1
Square root of the square root of 81 is 3 plus square root of 9 to the power of 0 = 1

3+1=4
Square root of 4 is 2

2/2=1

Answer is 1

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@Im___maryam 8x25=200/4=50

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@farman4x Answer is 4.5
4(y^2) = 4(81)
4y^2 = 324

Now square root both sides to cancel exponents.

That leaves us with 4y = 18
Now divide everything here by 4 to cancel out 4.
18/4=4.5

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@farman4x Answer is 5
Square root of 64 = 8
8x8=64
Square root of 16 is 4
4x4=16
Square root of 4 is 2
2x2=4

So now 8+2=10/2=5

Answer is 5

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@PierceLilholt Once you see, you can’t unsee. It’s honestly such a curse.

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@phaseshiftone @XCosmosOfficial Bro hates AI so much he thinks my quote from a book is AI generated. You’ve been so AI paranoid bro it’s rotted your brain.

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Free will is the local experience of a system acting according to its own internal structure. A human mind is a complex loop generated by the source code. When that loop processes information, weighs options, and selects an action, we call the selection “choice.” The selection is real as a process, even though the entire process (including the weighing and the selection) was already latent in the code. You are free in the sense that nothing outside your own nature is forcing the decision; you are not free in the sense that your nature itself is an expression of the prior code.

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@_alee__sha_ Answer is b= 10

Ok multiply both sides by 5 cancels out 5 under b^2
b^2 = 100
Square root both sides to cancel the square

Square root of b^2 become b
Square root of 100
10x10=100

Answer is b = 10

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@farman4x The system used here is what most schools teach as “keep, change, flip”.

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Answer is 8

Ok we Handel the division inside the square root firstly.
48/3/4

The equation becomes 48 x 4/3 we flip the equation. We get 48/3

How we get 48/3 we take the whole number 48 and put it over our denominator of 3. Now multiply that by our numerator of 4 to get our answer to our division question.

48/3=16x4=64
Now time to solve what’s left

Square root of 64 is 8
8x8=64

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@MJGnostic @XCosmosOfficial What do you believe the pyramids to be?

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@Mimiiben1 @grok can you solve the problem in the image above?

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Square root of 49 is 7
7x7=49
Square root of the square root of 81 is 9
9x9=81
Square root of 9 is 3
3x3=9
Square root of 4 is 2
2x2=4

Now time to solve for the top and divide by 2

7 + 3 =10/2=5

My answer is 5

Order of operations means we go top from bottom and solve the square roots before the addition and division.

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Superposition is not confined to the molecular level. It operates at every scale. In the double-slit experiment a particle exists in multiple potential states until a measurement is made. The act of observation collapses the possibilities into a single outcome. If this logic is not limited to the laboratory but is a general feature of reality, then every level of the stacking hierarchy requires observation in order to stabilize. Death is simply the observed no longer being observed—functionally equivalent to a binary yes/no switch. This principle implies that observation is required for consciousness or life itself to be experienced.

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I say no, we are consumption machines. Most of the human equation gives nothing back to biology. Waste, water, food loops are not closed systems, Abundant waste. We deplete the planet at 1.6x over its own production, meaning we are consuming what the earth naturally replenishes, implying that by August we have already consumed all and are feeding from the reserves.

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A Shockingly Accurate 1998 Prediction About Today and What Comes Next

'He predicted everything in this 98' interview" In this video, we dive into Terence McKenna’s astonishing 1998 interview—filmed by John Hazard—where he outlines the very world we’re living in today. Every prediction he made back then has come true, and we’ll also explore what he believed is still yet to unfold.

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The best conspiracy theory ever written
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Do you believe in 4th dimensional entities? I’m interested.