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Antonymic Misinterpretation / X Implies the Existence of Y - Just as the phrase “what the entire f---” implies the existence of fractional f----, the phrase “what the absolute f---” implies the existence of both positive and negative f----

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$prokopetz Just as the phrase "what the entire f---" implies the existence of fractional f----, the phrase "what the absolute f---" implies the existence of both positive and negative f---- (or else there would be no need for an absolute value operation). Taken together with the phrase "what the actual f---" (which implies the existence of imaginary f----), we may thus conclude that fuckery is isomorphic with the complex field. rlyehtaxidermist Technically, we can only conclude that "a f---" is an element of some norm space over a field containing fractional values; the space being isomorphic to C is a substantially stronger claim. #mathematics 80,992 notes Jun 22nd, 2018$