Another prove
 

This one is kinda a joke but prove:

A ham sandwich is better than eternal happiness.

Some of you might remember this thread from general discussion like a while ago (I poste that one too ;) ) see if any of you can figure this one out :D :D

if you can, try this one

prove

Sin(x)/N=6 sin of x devided by n is always equal to 6

Ok... that one is just a joke prove... but nevertheless fun. Let's see how humorous are the mathmaticians here in tfp :rolleyes: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:

Eternal happiness implies happiness that has no end OR beginning. With that in mind, it's like having vision but all you see is white, white, white. You'd never know it was there. Eternal Happiness simply gets subjectively experienced as not being there at all. To experience eating a ham sandwich is better than to experience nothing at all (experiencing something and being subjected to it *can* be seperated).

Did I win?

nope... it's alot simpler than that.. and it's based on mathmatical concept

you know what? i should give a clue :P it's based upon the assumption that ummm ham sandwich is better than nothing... i kinda just gave that away -_- oh well

...and nothing is better than eternal happiness.

sinx/n = six
sinx = sixn
sinx = sinx

That right?

hahah u got it all...

Wow, you just went past my head on this one!

that second works because sin is not a function in that example, it's just a commutative product (s*i*n*x). misleading tho (you said sin OF x).

Even though the problem has already been solved, consider this.

Eternal Happiness comes from within. It is always readily availible. A ham sandwich requires, a pig, bread, and maybe even mustard, mayo, lettuce or tomato.

maybe you should state it : a ham sandwich is harder to attain than eternal happiness.

Then you could argue that you could buy a ham sandwich for 4 bucks in 5 mins but eternal happiness takes years to cultivate.