TI-M: About TI-Math

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Subject: TI-M: About TI-Math
From: tfobrien <tfobrien@mindspring.com>
Date: Tue, 16 May 2000 09:15:45 -0500
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What if there was infinite mass in space?  What if we took an average
density of a buch of large plots of space?  I dont know.  Infinity has a
lot of problems when it meets reality.  Another dumb example, 2 lines have
infinite points, therefor they have the same number of points and therefor
have equal distance so 1 foot is as long as 2 feet.

BTW - some of you guys that keep emailing this list need to cut back.  I
had like 70 messenges after my first day.  Please don't send small 1 line
personal emails.  Try to limit yourselves.  And keep conversation to
intresting math.  The infinity thing was great, but I don't care what your
GPA and SAT are, nor do I care to know what math class everyone is in and
how good they are compared to everyone else.  There were like 25 emails
about that.  That stuff just makes you seem less mathematical.  This will
be my last email for a few days.  Over and out.

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Re: TI-M: About TI-Math

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