A Universe of Numbers. [Join Any Time]

[Ircher]

Binary and unary operators are for mere mortals. The greatest numbers shall come forth from mighty operators of several arguments.

The definite integral with respect to x of

e

from

sqrt(2)

to

e

=

e^2 - e*sqrt(2)

!

[Jake The Wolfie]

On second thought, Jake liked

NaN

, so he'll keep it.

4256

x

-1

=

-4256

[Ircher]

increment

4

=

5

[StrangerCoug]

Coug was always a clever number god. Earlier, he had sniped

-i

away from Jake, and now he was prepared to do the same thing with its angular phase.

-1

*

pi/2

=

-pi/2

[Ircher]

Another very special number enters the universe. An odd yet prime number, many considered it a sign of good luck.

2

+

5

=

7

[StrangerCoug]

Coug realized that there existed what he needed to create the base of the common logarithm, having already created the base of the natural logarithm. All he had to do was change the operator in Ircher's most recent equation, though the creation of

7

and the pre-existence of

3

meant that there was another way.

2

*

5

=

10

[Jake The Wolfie]

10

+

7

=

17

[NotAJumbleOfNumbers]

Throwing aside the useless "NaN" that he created, Jumble chooses a less error-prone function to use.

17

-

2

=

15

[Farren]

Reasoning that the counting forward and sideways would rapidly overtake backwards, Farren decided to help out the negative numbers a bit.

15

-

17

=

-2.

[StrangerCoug]

After a few back-to-basics number creations, Coug's thirst for more interesting numbers had come to resurface.

pi/2

/

3

=

pi/6

[Jake The Wolfie]

Throwing aside the useless "NaN" that he created, Jumble chooses a less error-prone function to use.

17

-

2

=

15

Jake.exe is not responding. Please input real (or imaginary) numbers to continue.

-2

-

1

=

-3

Number Denied.

[NotAJumbleOfNumbers]

Of course, Jumble always didn't not like double negatives.

17

- (

-2

) =

19

[Jake The Wolfie]

10

+

10

=

20

edit: sorting the numbers by their real counterpart's value was a mistake. why do i hate myself.

[Farren]

Farren noted something else missing - the decimal point. Yes, there were fractions - including at least one that could be expressed without having to wade through letters - but really, decimals are more fun.

-3

/

-2

=

1.5

Another positive number, but ah well.

[Jake The Wolfie]

1.5

x

4

=

6

What a roundabout way of creating

6

[Ircher]

20

concatenated with

1.5

=

201.5

.

[Jake The Wolfie]

20

concatenated with

1.5

=

201.5

.

201.5

+

1.5

=

203

[animorpherv1]

After Jumble had tried to destroy the universe, animorph tried to fill it instantly.

4256

! (factorial) =

7.712158606 E+13598

[Jake The Wolfie]

Useless +1!

7.712158606 E+13598

+

1

=

7.712158606 E+13598+1

[StrangerCoug]

2

^

3

=

8

Now only one one-digit number remained to be created...

[Jake The Wolfie]

3

^

2

=

9

And all it took was a reversal of numbers

[StrangerCoug]

Thus, any positive integer could, given sufficient iterations, be created simply by concatenation. But the next number wouldn't be so created—rather, Coug did a clever trick to do the exact opposite.

Re(

255.75+i

) =

255.75

[dsjstr]

The formation of non rational numbers has created a surge of energy that can only be transmitted through brainwaves that has caused the minds of people in this universe to expand beyond what is reality, thus forming

Keleven

(A number used to correct accounting errors; the symbol is unknown)

[StrangerCoug]

Coug gasped. Wasn't that against the rules? He could always create 11 himself, but keleven? Would Jake accept that as a number? He withheld his own powers until he had an answer.

10

+

1

=

11

[Jake The Wolfie]

Jake took the Keleven and munched on it, completely destroying it.

Yummy.

10

^

2

=

100

(Coug, if you want, you can edit your prev. message to add 11, or ask me how you want it made.)