Hey Jenny Did you change your question, or is my head screwed on backwards this morning?

You're fine. It must have been an AB glitch. Your answer makes sense. Spirituality does play a huge role in math.

Cool syncronicity

Yep, you were at the right place at the right time.

What I read as the question was "What are your favorite AB categories?" in case you were curious

She changes her comments, too. I've seen her do it.

Roaring, you are confused. If I had asked: "What are your favorite AB Categories?" I would have categorized this question under Answerbag questions and Answerbag help topics, As you can clearly see, this math question is under: EDUCATION AND LEARNING ? EDUCATION SUBJECTS You are better off sticking with your first comment of: "or is my head screwed on backwards this morning?" I prefer not to answer your question, that's why I said you were fine.

Linda Joy, I saw a pink elephant, too. I have seen you transformed into one.

Jenny, I told you you need to get your meds adjusted!

Awww poor baby! Want me to put you at the top of the list?

Be sure to not like my answers. That should do it, cry baby. It may take a little bit to catch up to the board but if you're not there by this evening I'll answer them all again.

Linda Joy, I appreciate what you did, but seriously, I am here to reason with people, especially on the religious category. I have been doing it since I first joined AB in 2012.

You don't reason you browbeat and insult I don't care about that stupid board and now people are pissed at me for helping you! Saying you don't deserve it because you're mean to people. I can't win here. Looks like it's time for another break from AB maybe then you can be the target for this sort of hatred you've thrown at me. Way to 'love one another'!

Linda Joy, calm down. I do reason with others, I read their answers, I give them a thumbs up, (which in the old AB were points), and I also thank them for taking the time to stop by to answer my questions. Once again, I am here to reason with others. I was reasoning with you in one of your questions a month after I joined the new AB: http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/3503930#a8682151

Linda Joy, in this question I asked, me and Roaring were having a polite conversation, until you came along. Don't take it wrong, I really do appreciate what you did. I just figured, just like anybody else would figure if any of us on AB had a chance to be on top of the AB leaderboard without you giving us that opportunity. That's all. So there's no need to get upset. You can stay. I'll take some time off from AB if that makes you feel better. But keep in mind that if I do receive feedback, I will not hesitate to address it. A few weeks ago, 'we are dough 68' tried to ridicule my answers by pervertedly stalking me, but he only found himself ridiculed. Which was no surprise why someone asked why he was such an idiot in the sense of a stupid person by definition. I made no issue about it. Why? I know the game. I know when certain ABer's are trying to run you off. That's exactly what happened to one of my chatting buddies by the name of Jewels Vern: https://answermug.com/forums/topic/56636/does-anybody-else-look-at-ab-now-and-then

A side note: whatever floats your boat is how I see it.

How about this: What I like about AB is that it exposes me to a lot of folks that think and express themselves in so many different ways. What helps me to keep it positive is that I feel i can learn something from everyone. And to practice not taking anything personally. I honestly am glad you both are on AB and look forward to the next question that grabs me to answer and/or comment

Roaring, sharing different ideas and certain beliefs is the whole idea of socializing with others on AB, regardless if the conversation turns into a heated debate. It's all up to us to continue to defend our position or withdraw. It does not get any simpler than that.

I agree Jenny. I am glad for this range of expression and to see what comes out of me in response/reaction.

Roaring, since you would like to see what comes out of you, is there a certain subject you would like to go over?

This happens in responding to questions, making comments and responding to comments. I tend to be issue oriented and not take things personally. My last question was asking if anyone would accept a free ticket to mars in 2025 and responding to the corny joke question. Hope you are happy and well Jenny Rizzo

Hello Roaring, I lost your comment in my feedback. I can see you don't take it personally like others. Neither do I, because everything you see on Answerbag is done for entertaining purposes only. Anybody who takes it personal should not be on this site which is filled with opinions.

You are supposed to provide the answers, not me as the questioner. lol

Someone edited their answer. lol

If you look below, I didn't mean to embarrass you and your friend.

No worries. I don't know that person at all, anyway.

That's one user who despises US English.

I'm not tryin' to be your hero / 'Cause that zero is too cold for me --Billy Preston "Nothing from Nothing" (1974)

Lol. Thanks I used to have an iPhone. Siri is funny on some questions

Texasescimo, to define Infinity times Infinity: you don't have to ask Siri. You can read it from the Bible to see why the Jehovah's Witness and other Christian denominations believe God's personal name is infinite? Isaiah 40:28 "Do you not know? Have you not heard? Jehovah, the Creator of the ends of the earth, is a God for all eternity." Psalm 90:2 "Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever you had formed the earth and the world, from everlasting to everlasting you are God."

Have you ever asked Siri that question? Her answer is hilarious.

Texasescimo, yes I have. Here is Siri's answer: "Imagine that you have zero cookies and you split them evenly among zero friends. How many cookies does each person get? See? It doesn't make sense. And Cookie Monster is sad that there are no cookies. And you are sad that you have no friends."

"There are several levels of infinity. Aleph sub 1, Aleph Sub 2 and Aleph sub 3. Aleph sub 1 squared is Aleph sub 2." Aleph-one is not an equivalent concept to infinity, see my answer above. Infinity is the concept of a number too large to compute. An aleph number is an abstract concept of countability. Since aleph-one is the number of elements in the set of ordinal numbers, which itself is not a countable number, this number times itself is also an uncountable ordinal number. Therefore, aleph-one times aleph-one is aleph-one. Aleph-two is a different abstract concept- one of how many curves there are in a space. If you think about how many ordinal numbers you could count, and then think of that multiplied by itself, it is a much smaller concept than the total number of curves in space. For one, there are aleph-naught defined n-dimentional spaces, and each point in n-dimentional space has an n-axis value of aleph-one. Since n times aleph-one is aleph one for any cardinal number n, there are aleph-one possible points in n-dimentional space. There are aleph-one possible second points as well, making there be aleph-one times aleph-one possible straight lines in n-dimentional space. But, since aleph-two is the total number of curves in n-dimentional space, and the set of straight lines is a very small subset of the set of total possible curves, the two concepts are not equivalent in terms of countability. TL;DR- There is a fairly well known relationship used in general set theory to determine the product between aleph numbers that aleph-n times aleph-m is aleph-(max(n,m)). Since max(1,1)=1, aleph-one times aleph-one is aleph-one.

Wise answer.

Despite of your non-answer, you still get a thumbs up. Interestingly, other members lean to the state of an infinite answer. As for maths, isn't "maths" fun is bad grammar. Math is used to clarify the subject of mathematics.

It's regional. In the Americas, it's typically "math," and in the Uk and Australia, it's typically "maths." Maybe someone from South Africa can clarify which is common there, but I think they typically say "maths." I don't get all of the fuss. Do people say "econs" short for "economics?" I've never heard that before. But, even in the USA, you usually hear "stats" short for statistics, but yet "stat," although awkward, is still generally acceptable.

bostjan64, both "math" and "maths" are abbreviations for the word "mathematics" - the complex of science that studies numbers and shapes. They are just shorter versions for the full noun "mathematics." What ya fail to see, Answerbag is not a UK or Australian site, but an American site. *Facepalm*

Answerbag information: "Answerbag Legal Department, PO Box 639, Kirkland, WA, 98083, USA, U.S.A. If you are a California resident, the Complaint Assistance Unit of the Division of Consumer Services of the Dept. of Consumer Affairs may be contacted at 400 R Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 or (800) 952-5210."

Chrisarium, I see you have another member trying to support your English. You want to come down here in these comments so we can exchange some paragraphs to see who can type accurate English?????????????? If you noticed the information about Answerbag, my question is accurate to speak of US English. Once again, you are using bad grammar by the word "maths." If Answerbag was a UK or Australian site, then you would have every right to say "math" is a lazy an unfinished word. *Double Facepalm*

To be clear, I don't think either is incorrect. It's as close an argument can get to "you say tomato, I say tomato." As for where the site is located, that's a good point; however, people can log in from anywhere in the world (except maybe North Korea), and, since American English and UK English are nearly the same thing, no one will likely know which dialect to use until an argument like this comes about. You'd think someone with an avatar of a character from a US television programme would know a little about American English, though.

bostjan64, they are only incorrect depending on which English you are using in auto-correct spelling. I'm using US English. Chrisarium seems to be using UK English. The struggle for supremacy of the ‘s’ versus ‘z’ on our auto-correct spelling option keeps reminding us all. I find it funny how Chrisarium wants to degrade US English - when he or she fails to see that Answerbag is an American site, not to mention the Simpsons avatar character to speak of American cartoons.

I seem to be using UK English because I was born and educated in England. I didn't say I wanted to degrade US English, I just didn't know Americans didn't put an "s" on the end of "maths". Where does it say it's an American site? I got my avatar from a random Google Image search. Not everybody in the world is American, you know.

Chrisarium, quote: "I didn't say I wanted to degrade US English," It is not that you wanted to, it's what you did by saying the word "math" is a lazy, unfinished word to speak of US English. You're wrong on that to supposedly make a good impression in these comments. Quote: "I just didn't know Americans didn't put an "s" on the end of "maths"." The word "math" is simply in singular to mention syllables such as bath, booth and earth.

Chrisarium, quote: "Where does it say it's an American site?" Go back and read the 4th comment so you can see the Answerbag information. I understand everybody in the world is not American, but when you come here and impose your English, don't think Americans appreciate being ridiculed. If more than anything, it's the other way around with inferior countries. Further information about Answerbag's competitors, revenue, number of employees, funding and acquisitions: https://www.owler.com/company/answerbag