Originally Posted by
The Unknown Guru
Let's go spam his usernotes.
And... uh...
Originally Posted by
Heath
Woah, slow down there, science boy. I'd like to see some proof before we start accepting your crazy 'A is bigger than B' theories.
...Science boy?
You stated that 3>2. That's math. My science teachers always said, "Math is the language of science." There you go, science boy.
Something spanning two days could technically be longer than something spanning three days. Suppose a marathon started on TV at 12:00 AM on Saturday and goes on until 11:55 PM on Sunday (They said two days straight, but didn't calculate commercials D=). Over two days that's just about 48 hours of your favorite show.
On the other hand, suppose you started watching an entire series of long movies in one sitting with a bunch of friends. You start at 11:00 PM on Tuesday (you have the week off of work/school/whatever), and just finish the last movie at 1:00 AM on Thursday. Over the three-day span (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) you got 26 hours worth of movies in.
It all depends on the starting and ending points. In the two cases described above, 2>3. Do I win the battle of the brains for my great scientific achievement there?
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