lekh2003 said:
That's not what I meantBorek said:
But that's exactly what you have to expect as an answer on a webpage with mathematically educated people. I remember when someone has been asked to give an example of a linear map and I thought: "Good he didn't ask me. I would have said ##0##. And if this wasn't acceptable, I would have continued with ##1##."lekh2003 said:That's not what I meant
I obviously thought that I might get such an answer but I expected these logically Superior minds to give me an answer from after a few years of the forum starting.fresh_42 said:
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