Bitches thought i was done!!!!!1! Day 1: which Ideology is prevalent in online spaces but is not relevant to irl world politics?
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Ancom has won: behold, the complete compass!
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Right libertarianism has won! Day 9: which Ideology has good intentions and most of the time has not managed to achieve them?
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Nation of islam/ black islamism has won! Day 8: which Ideology has mixed intentions and most of the time has had no success achieving them?
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Are 12values results accepted here? Anyways heres mine
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Georgusm has won! Day 7: which Ideology has bad intentions and most of the time has not managed to achieve them?
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Protectionism has won! Day 6: which Ideology has mixed intentions and has had mixed results in trying to implement them?
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Nazism has won! Day 5: which Ideology has mixed intentions and had had mixed results with trying to implement them?
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Nordic model has won! Day 4: which Ideology has bad intentions and had had mixed success in implementing them?
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Neoconservatism has won! Day 3: which Ideology has good intentions and most of the time manages to achieve them?
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Kleptocracy has won! Day 2: which Ideology has mixed intentions and usually succeeds in achieving them?
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What ideology has bad intentions and usually succeeds in achieving them? - day 1
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My take on that one dudes chart
Alignment charts and Alignment chart memes all posted and welcome here
New alphasyllabrary I invented (:
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I'm pretty sure it's not 64980 degrees...
A sumtorial is a triangle number. When people post a number that is followed by a question mark, it is considered a sumtorial. People do this by mistake so it is unexpected, hence the name. The sumtorial of n (n?) is 1+2+3...(n-1)+n.
I think you guys should watch this
Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900) was a German philosopher and cultural critic who published intensively in the 1870s and 1880s. He is famous for uncompromising criticisms of traditional European morality and religion, as well as of conventional philosophical ideas and social and political pieties associated with modernity. - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
I invented a new modification to a notation (:
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New math function and symbol I invented(:
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Umm I'm pretty sure it's not 64980 degrees...
for when someone accidentally uses the sumtorial™ on a number
Notation for cute new math function I invented
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Proposal for new mathematical notation: super root (inverse function of tetration)
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Proposed notation for inverse function of tetration (super root)(nobody will ever use it)
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Proposed notation for inverse function of tetration (super root)
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Proposed notation for inverse function of tetration (super root)
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