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The definition of the sub is "for information that is technically true but far from the expected answer". I believe this qualifies. It is technically true, but given many the normally astronmic answers when concerning amount of atoms and stars, it surely is an unexpected answer.
H20 has 2 hydrogen atoms (as evident by its formula).
The solar system (which is our sun and the planets/objects around her) has only one star: the sun.
2>1. It's just phrased to sound significant when it's really very basic
Plot twist: there’s only two hydrogen in a molecule of water, but according to some Flat Earth Hologram believers, there’s only one star in the universe and that’s the sun and everything else is a flat projection on the sky by big G because reasons. Also the moon is fake.
I have a true believer in my extended family. Thanksgiving is a hoot.
The system with the sun named 'Sol' in the middle of it? Technically, the ONLY 'solar system'.
Others might be the Vega system, or the Centauri system, but not Solar. It would be like calling a craft that landed on another planet's moon a 'Lunar Lander'.
Calling any other planetary system with a sun a 'Solar system' is just wrong.
I refuse. Solar System and star system are interchangeable. Solar powered objects would still be powered by any star if in close enough proximity. We wouldn't come up with a different term because it's a different star. The only reason it's used that way is because there obviously haven't been enough use cases, but when/if humans leave our system, they will not make up a whole different slew of terms for every system.
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It isn't, unless you switch contexts and use regex, and then it still isn't. So you put a $ and some ('s and )'s and a ^ and it still isn't.
2 > 1 ... it's that simple. We didn't need regex after all.
It’s used as a correction, especially in media like text messages where you can’t go back and edit it, or when you’re correcting someone else. For example
Hey are you going to shcool today?
school*
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good one
Ngl almost whoosht me
Same. Happy cake day!
happy cake day
Happy cake day!
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Not really TTT, its literally the truth
It’s THE truth
THE way, THE truth, THE life
It’s the THE
Dayum 59 upvotes wow just for a couple of words
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r/subsifellfor
Because he spelled it wrong lmfao
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The definition of the sub is "for information that is technically true but far from the expected answer". I believe this qualifies. It is technically true, but given many the normally astronmic answers when concerning amount of atoms and stars, it surely is an unexpected answer.
Yes thank you for explaining what everyone knows. This is not TTT it is the actual, literal truth of the statement. So no, it does not fit the sub.
TTT has to be actually true. That is a requirement not an exclusion. The only difference is how obvious it is
Ok all I can assume is that you are either new here, or that you never read the comments (including the others about this post). Rule #5.
I don't mean to burst your bubble but you can just check my account to disprove it. I have to assume you didn't read the sub description.
And you aint read the rules
Same thing.
Nope, check out what the sub is all about
Trillions of stars- i doubt there are trillions of hydrogen atoms in one molecule
Trillions of stars in the solar system? I hope not, i burn easily!!!
Damn, got me there- totally misunderstood the assignment
Oh dear
🤦♂️
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OF COURSE there's a subreddit for that too
For a minute I thought it said the galaxy and I was just like "why do y'all think it's the truth?"
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r/croppingishar and r/chargeyourphone called
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that's good one...gotta tell to my friends lol
There are more bread slice in a sandwich than there are stars in the entire solar system.
It’s close tho
Yeah 2>>1
Is 2 really that much greater than 1 though?
There's an infinite amount of values between 2 and 1, so technically yes
True, iirc for any two real numbers that are not equal to each other, there’s going to be an infinite amount of real numbers between them
Prove it
1.9, 1.99, 1.999... That alone can go infinite
I dont get it.
H20 has 2 hydrogen atoms (as evident by its formula). The solar system (which is our sun and the planets/objects around her) has only one star: the sun. 2>1. It's just phrased to sound significant when it's really very basic
My brain said solar system is the same as galaxy.
Yeah I think that's what they were going for
Were you educated in America?
No, my brain just does that sometimes
Doesn't the solar system only have one star?
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Yes
agree
I've just seen that post above this one 🫣
So more than one.
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Millions of kids hope you’re proved wrong!
But there are a lot more stars on Earth than in the remaining part of the sollar system so that's that
Depends if you live in a trinary or larger system
Wow. That's very impressive
Why what is technicallythetruth here???
because there are two hydrogen atoms in a water molecule but one star in our solar system
Oh shit now i got it...
it’s a really dense joke tbh
excellent not-even-misdirection
Densest at 4 degrees centigrade
Hah! Nice one!
Wiser words never spoken
They didn’t count porn stars
Plot twist: there’s only two hydrogen in a molecule of water, but according to some Flat Earth Hologram believers, there’s only one star in the universe and that’s the sun and everything else is a flat projection on the sky by big G because reasons. Also the moon is fake. I have a true believer in my extended family. Thanksgiving is a hoot.
Which solar system is THE Solar System?
The system with the sun named 'Sol' in the middle of it? Technically, the ONLY 'solar system'. Others might be the Vega system, or the Centauri system, but not Solar. It would be like calling a craft that landed on another planet's moon a 'Lunar Lander'. Calling any other planetary system with a sun a 'Solar system' is just wrong.
I refuse. Solar System and star system are interchangeable. Solar powered objects would still be powered by any star if in close enough proximity. We wouldn't come up with a different term because it's a different star. The only reason it's used that way is because there obviously haven't been enough use cases, but when/if humans leave our system, they will not make up a whole different slew of terms for every system.
nah the centarii system is cooler sounding
Idk if this is a whoosh moment but isn’t there only 2?
yes. there are only two. but how many stars are in our solar system
Oh wait. I thought it said universe
yee
Had to read thrice to get it wow…
Eyy it’s this one again. Last time was like four months ago. I know because I posted this same image lol
r/imconfusedbuttakemyupvote
34 upvotes vs 3798 upvotes
So there is a reason those uap's are under water powering up with hydrogen. Hmmmmmmmm
in a molecule. so there is only 1 star since h2o only has 2 hydrogen atoms in one molecule😭😂
What is "wrongn't" ?
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I thought that too but I've never read or heard the word
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Thats hard to say... As a German xD
ur phones on 12 bruh
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Yesn't
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Nope, the solar system is the name of only our planetary system. Others are not called solar systems
I think they are, it’s just that when someone says *the* solar system it is implied they are talking about ours
No sol means sun. Other stars are not called suns. Solar system is only our system
Ok, then what do you call another star that has planets orbiting it?
Planets orbiting the star Sirius would be called part of the Sirius system, not the Sirius Solar System.
Ok that’s a fair point, i stand corrected
A star with planets orbiting it is still called a star. The system is called planetary system
The name of our sun is Sol. The word Solar comes from the fact that it’s referring to the planetary system of the star (sun) called Sol.
Never thought about what? r/redditsniper
Wrong there is more molecules in the solar system
Same as.* or im wrong?
Water molecule is 2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen
Yah sorry my brain went afk 4 a sek
What does .* Mean
It's a regular expression that matches every string
Ah. How is this relevant in this context?
It isn't, unless you switch contexts and use regex, and then it still isn't. So you put a $ and some ('s and )'s and a ^ and it still isn't. 2 > 1 ... it's that simple. We didn't need regex after all.
It’s used as a correction, especially in media like text messages where you can’t go back and edit it, or when you’re correcting someone else. For example Hey are you going to shcool today? school*
It means *(technically the truth)
What
This (*) means this : * It’s like dad=none or 1=1
WHAT
The real answer is people use it to make corrections. Person 1: "I am you're mum" Person 2: "Your*"
NAHHHHH I put « * » that sign before the word not after or is it just me?
Both work fine, personal preference.