WHAT ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT RIGHT NOW?

Worrying is what you do about the present and the future, not about chapters that have closed. So no, that makes sense. The reason fact that she's gone is meaningful is because there were people in this world who relied on her and are now lost. But the world keeps turning, and those needs will be met another way.

I don't understand the point of funerals, personally. They're supposed to help you move on, but they do that by drawing you back into the past and making you nostalgic for something you can never have again? That's the opposite of how to move on. They're supposed to bring the remaining people together so they can support each-other, but they're all too distraught to support anyone; you'd be better off getting support from anyone else except the people at the funeral. They're pretty horrible and I don't think I'll ever go to another one. Maybe I'll change my mind when I'm 85 and in a retirement home and have nothing better to do, because the retirement home doesn't have BrainNet access since we old people are all scared of it and don't know how to use it.

author=MirrorMasq
Embarrassed by this? I'm writing in English like a 6 y o retard with a bunch of mental deseases. It's ok to not know language perfectly if you aren't native. =_=

Nah... You are right about me not being a native, so sometimes I can't talk very clear yet. But for grammars, I am not a high school freshman, so minor mistakes like that are kinda embarrassing. XD

By the way, does anyone use Youtube on Iphone ? My Youtube app suddenly acted up for some reason. Every video that I want to watch becomes really blurry after the first few seconds. At first, it would be fine, but then, everything turns blurry and there is no way to fix it. I tried reinstalling and downloading the app again, but it still happens. :|

I'm pretty sure the YouTube app is notoriously terrible; I only use the site on my phone

The lifespan of the current generation of consoles is the longest ever, though. 5 years is the norm. Either the third or fourth generation lasted 7 years, depending on whether you're a nintendo or sega fan. This one is eight years.

And my N64 doesn't work any more. It takes like thirty tries to start up, and then it freezes after a couple hours.

The real issue is that backwards compatibility wasn't possible back then because technology made it nearly impossible. Now there's far less of a technology reason for it, especially from the layperson's point of view. You don't have totally different sized cartridges, you have discs that look identical to the average consumer, and digital downloads. (They don't realize that that's only one of the dozens of things that needs to be in place for compatibility.)

I really do wish they made consoles to last, though. Back in my father's day, if you bought something nice, you planned on using it for the rest of your life.

My NES is older than me and it still works.

Also, someone thought I'm funny for thinking that NES is an old-school console.

author=Arandomgamemaker
Why are there still only like 2 resources?

I haven't told Liberty yet that she is going to be in charge of the resource submissions :x

I've been thinking, if you have an expression: x / 0, and try to evaluate it using: 1 / 0 = x, then wouldn't x equal infinity? I know that it is supposed to be no solution, but isn't infinity the never-ending solution to an equation? That's basically what dividing by 0 is, for example: if you add zero as much times as possible, you quite can't get anything higher than 0. It would go like this...

0 + 0 = 0, to 0 + 0 = 0, and then 0 + 0 = 0, and you would decide that 0 * 10000 = 0.

Another thing...
I've been moving around the equation of 1 / 0 = x by multiplying the equation by 1 / 0's reciprical, which I suppose would be 0 / 1. In the end the equation looked like this...

1 = x * 0

NOW HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE! There may be two explanations, 1. 1 / 0 can't have a reciprical (though it wouldn't make sense since if you flip any fraction around you have it's reciprical), or that 1 / 0 does equal x. If the equation is true, then there just be a connection to 1 and infinity (if x = infinity that is).

author=Techno9200
HORRIBLE MATH!

go take calc 2 man

It's in the video I linked to!
It explains everything! Well, for me at least.

Calc 3 is easier than Calc 2. Calc 2 is a lot of very complex new ideas, and also a lot of figuring out what to do instead of just remembering the formula and following it. Calc 3 introduces very few new ideas, it just takes Calc 1 and a few of the simpler parts of Calc 2, and applies them to 3D.

All the incorrect stuff above about 0 and infinity is covered in Calc 2 (and the logic of why it works the way it does is covered in Discrete Math, which is a much more interesting class).