Is a square square still square even if it's not a Woodpeckers?
Squares
Sep 20, 2023
Last reply: 2 years ago
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JayPique snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote in news:5a14d434-f12e-4c32-9adb- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
Don't worry, fam, I've got this!
** ** ** ** ** ** *2^2 pages of drivel later* ** ** ** ** ** **So you can see that a square square is actually not desirable when a wood pecker is involved and actually the wood pecker should be somewhat flexible and not pecking something wood. But in a case of a self- inflicted scarcity, if all you've got is wood and a pecker you gotta peck the wood.
Definitely not Puckdropper
JayPique snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote in news:5a14d434-f12e-4c32-9adb- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
So you've got square^square and you're asking if it's equal to square?
No, unless you call the square root symbol a woodpecker--I guess you can kinda see a beak if you look at the right angle...
So yes, square=woodpecker(square^square)
So in answer to your question, I have proven empirically that a square square isn't a square unless a woodpecker is involved.
Puckdropper, allegedly
Ed Bennett and Steve Strickland would disagree.
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