NYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA sure
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there exists f(x) such that f(f(x)) = 3x
f(x) is strictly increasing (x > y, f(x) > f(y)) AND f(x) > x
what is f(13)? (you do not need to find what f(x) actually is)
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is this a typo
strictly increasing means x > y â f(x) > f(y)
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ah
uhhh
lemme check
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f13 is when thereâs 7 town and 6 mafia
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I remember lesbians being angry on discord because some netflix show which had lesbians got cancelled after it got popular. They said that ânetflixâs gameâ is to cancel all shows that get popular if its a queer show. I was apalled at their thought that netflixs largest interest isnt monetary gain. The most common criticism aimed at corporations is greed. Thats the critique 99% of the time. And now critiqued because they think they let go of money just coz they hate queers? I think they did that because they were echoing what people from their groups were saying. And were upset at losing their show. So when youre upset its easy to lose composure and the treshold for assigning blame becomes lower
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NYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
someone needs to host LyLo simulator on here
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ignore the âstrictly increasingâ
f(x) is always greater than x
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We do a f3 and we keep adding more mafia until town loses
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Iâll host a turbo if we can get 3 people
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mhm
thatâs really the root of all of the situation
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Who wants to join it
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SIGNUPS
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A new thread will be created
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actually it could be pattern recognition from other stuff?
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what is the domain of f
the conditions you specify mean that fâs domain cannot include non-positive numbers
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oh also itâs always integer outputs
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what
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Zug are you going to join the turno
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assume the domain is 1 â infinity
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