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haha

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hahahahaha lmao

7/25/2009 8:37:07 PM

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^^ha now thats good

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7/26/2009 12:40:48 AM

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the real component would just be 0 wouldnt it...?

7/26/2009 12:52:02 AM

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^ it begins.

7/26/2009 12:56:08 AM

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i <3 this thread

You just can't have inequalities with imaginary numbers

7/26/2009 1:43:51 AM

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Here's why: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordered_field#Which_fields_can_be_ordered.3F

Basically, in every ordered field, every nonzero number is either negative (less than 0) or positive (greater than 0), and multiplying both sides of an inequality by a negative number changes its sense; this means that all nonzero square numbers are less than 0, and 0 cannot be expressed as a sum of nonzero squares, but because it is possible to express 0 as the sum of nonzero squares of complex numbers (i^2+1^2=0), the complex numbers cannot be ordered.

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