the only constant
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yeah its OC
i was trying to say this command
mkdir union cp -rf A/* union cp -rf B/* unionwould create the union folder
oh 8 is the axiom of infinity, 4 is the pair set axiom
i forgot the solution, this only covers the positive/positive case cuz im not a mosochist
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what about this square, it does not have an inverse
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1was about to fall asleep but then PROPOSITION:
- all magic squares are constant multitles (all numbers multiplied by a certain value), or shifted (all numbers added to by a certain value) of a very few variations of “base” magic squares this seems intuitively true by a sleepy deprived person at 1am, but if we can prove for these “base” squares, would that be the way to prove for the general case?
i.e. there r and infinite number of 1x1 magic squares, but there is only one case to deal with if we want to prove anytning about it