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  • L0rdMathiasto196@lemmy.blahaj.zonerule
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    14 days ago

    I’ve accepted the reality that even the bones of the corpse that was once WotC/MTG is nothing but dust now. The Hasbro puppet show at this point is now a fully synthesized artificial shadow of what was forgotten.

    Rooting hard for turn 1 Hedron Crab into turn 2 Mr. Krabs, KrabbyKombo to be the newest meta defining deck in legacy. Can’t wait for Lightning McQueen to be the new replacement for batterskull that makes mardu vehicles terrorize modern.



  • There is not really a concept of a “true beginning” in this type of mathematics. The beginning is defined to be wherever you start.

    Where does a circle start and end? Every point on a circle is both the beginning and the end of that circle. The math of permutations and combinatorials are closely related to the geometry of circles and because of that they take on a lot of similar properties. Another way to phase this question is “If I have a set of beads that are all the same size but different colors, and I want to chain multiple beads of different colors together using specific limited pallets of colors to make bracelets, what is the bracelet with the smallest size where after one rotation around the bracelet I will have seen every possible combination of the set of colors used in the pallet for that bracelet.” If that sounds confusing, it’s because it is.