Editing 2012-04-29 (section)

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:One day mathematicians will discover that mathematics is not made of rules. It is made of machines
:Hey, check my calculations. I could be wrong, but is this approximation method 0.O000001% less effective than it
:Was 150 years ago?
:They are robust machines, but like all machines the more they are used, the more likely they are break.
:Each discrete mathematical concept has a service life of roughly 1014 uses. As far as we can tell, only a few people can get modus poinens to work now, and several algorithms, such as "estimate cost of
:Vacation" are entirely broken.
:This led to rationing
:Hey! Stop using the axiom of choice! You'll wear it out!
:We decided to calculate the probability that logic would be repaired before it collapsed, taking the universe with it
:Is it possible to do a monte carlo simulation to decide if monte carlo simulations work?
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:This broke probability
:I flipped coin.
:What was the result?
:Portugal
:We may have to cancel
:D&d night.
:Without predictable odds, the pattern of the universe unwove itself.
:An unpredictable amount of time later, reality randomly returned to its earlier state.
:Whoa. Okay. Never again.
:New rule. All logic will simply be done with common sense.
:Sadly common sense was a machine too and now you understand why other
:People work the way they do.
:And this car has front and rear
:I'd be a fool
:Not to pay double!
:Spoilers,