When a zero appears in any equation, that's the universal equivalent of "Then everything fucked up."

Also, @gracierose, there are no dragons, unfortunately. We have found no fossils of dragons which would be very abundant. There are indeed myths of dragons all around the world, but those are easily explained. First off is that the dragons described are completely different. Eastern Dragons typically are wingless without legs while Western Dragons are both winged and legged with the added bonus of breathing fire. Every dragon from different cultures is described differently. They aren't talking about the same creature. As for why they would have an idea on these creatures anyways... Because we've been finding dinosaurs for thousands of years. We find giant bones that are bigger than your entire body, and then they decide to make stories to explain it. Another example is the whale whose skeleton looks remarkably like a dragon's. Here is a video from an expert on a presentation of hypothetical dragon evolution https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjJLLvfeYi8

I mean... There kinda is stuff to say dinosaurs can't breathe fire. They don't appear to have the organs, they are made of a heavily flamable material (Feathers), and it would also violate the laws of physics to have something like that being able to breathe fire without all of our understanding of biology being completely wrong.

But they could fly though which is dope

You grow up when you realize that you don't have to act like a grown up.

You're not the salmon. The salmon is you.

We usually loop back to call that 6', big guy. Maybe you should do less puff and more passs?

...You do realize that you stated exactly what I did but in reverse order, correct? Anyways, that's just no feasible. It's a miracle if you get to burn even just a thousand calories in a day if you are an olympic athelete. You're infinitely better off just eating less.

I think you're seeing dinosaurs, mate.

Humans are best at recognizing a sum of four to five things at a time. An example that is commonly used is the tally mark. It's mildly insignificant when you replace it with a number, but if we look at our brain and how we recognize things, then the tally marks would be the deal.

I don't understand why people can't just realize that triangles don't really exist. It's Adam and Eve not Hexagonal and Dodecahedron. I couldn't find a shape that rhymed with Eve.

This is a bit of a weird one. This is a big issue that has been dated back to the time of Ancient Greece called "Squaring the circle". It has been proven as a fact that it is impossible to have a square with the same area as a circle when using a compass and straight line because for that to be possible, then PI would have to be a non-transcendent number which is has been proven to be. The area of a circle is πr² and a square is l², so if the two were equal, then it would be πr²=l².

If we get the square root of both sides, then √πr=h. In order for the two areas to be the same, you'd need to find a way to make PI not be infinite... I also wrote all this a few hours ago, but I forgot to press "Post Comment", so it's just been sitting here in a tab.

It's objective which means that it is independent of us. Two plus two will always be four even if there is nobody to see it.

Yea, the base 10 is pretty unimportant, but it would still just be a matter of matching the pattern. Humans are actually best with a base 5 system.

No, the historical records where they were shit at math and couldn't figure out his real age.

That is true. A prime number is defined as any number where it can only be a multiplicative result between itself and one. Zero is the least prime number that can exist because every multiplication involving it will result in zero.

Snape is one of the two wizards that we know are capable of flying. Voldemort and Snape are the only wizards that are strong/skilled enough to do so.