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@eigenknight Every positive real number r, including every positive integer, is realized as ∑ 1/k for k in some set A, since we can simply keep adding k to A, when the current sum is still not exceeding r. Since 1/k→0, we will get as close as desired this way, realizing the target sum.

Let n be the number specified by this definition, plus 1, if indeed the definition does succeed, and otherwise 0.

I'm a bit perplexed as to where this one came from.

How many of us can truly claim to know which way the earth goes around the sun?

I don't always read the instructions, but when I do, I do it recursively.

Make sure to savor these last few opportunities to type the current year with only two keys, because it's going to be a long time before that happens again.

@patio11 In Australian English, the only two As in "NASA banana" that are pronounced the same are the ones on the end.

https://t.co/B5eETPV2Ky

I pointed out that it was wrong and it immediately conceded both points. I then asked for other interesting facts, and it made up more obviously-false ones.

Can't see anything to object to here.

The Spanish word for "currently" is "actualmente". The Spanish word for "actually" is "efectivamente". The Spanish word for "effectively" is "eficazmente". That's all I got, sorry, I did not say this tweet was going to be interesting, I hope you did not have to travel very far t

Whenever I see a set of concepts arranged into a snappy acronym I assume that the wording and ordering (and maybe even which concepts specifically were included) leave a lot to be desired in terms of clarity.

Is this a typo, or is there some reason to abbreviate Morocco with an A?

That thing where you distractedly walk into a restroom and then 5 seconds later suddenly remember the huge “M” on the door is “Mujeres”, not “Men.”

I would not have predicted as much conceptual overlap between sports trophies and culinary containers.

This is not good chart design.

I am compelled to pedantically object that this isn't actually an exception to the original statement.

Someone at Bloomberg thought it would be a good idea to stack these bars, resulting in percentages of the population breaking above 100% https://t.co/usuG39PvXI