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Day 1 VC #1

Flea The Magician (1): Galron (13)
Jake The Wolfie (2): Jake The Wolfie (14), nomnomnom (15)
Titus (1): MURDERCAT (9)
nomnomnom (1): DrippingGoofball (19)
Not Voting (8) - Flea The Magician, Xlos, Almost50, ItalianoVD, T3, Titus, WhemeStar, Toogeloo

by the way if we could end days with a prime number of pages that would be very great thank you

In post 25, Ircher wrote:Jake The Wolfie (2): Jake The Wolfie, nomnomnom

Ircher, this is hilarious.

VOTE: Almost50

There. Take that.

I wish I could've played with MD here, but there's the slightest issue of Ircher being the host.

Since this is MT 2219, it only makes sense to choose a person whose index in the player list is an output of the function a(n), where a(n) is the number of partitions of 2n that can be obtained by adding together two (not necessarily distinct) partitions of n. Of the 3 options, I'll have to
VOTE: Flea The Magician

Wait, that wasn't an option... VOTE: Galron

In post 10, nomnomnom wrote:

Spoiler: spoilered image

die ircher
VOTE: Ircher

I'm not sure about this one. Without giving any spoilers, its odd. Every clock in the game should read exactly 3:33 except for one person's. What does that even mean?

VOTE: Xlos

Do I know you?? Introduce yourself at once!

My mathmatical skill is comparible to orks.

One... One... More... more... many... lots... chaingun.
VOTE: MURDERCAT

I passed Calculus II with a C+ and it's the shittiest grade I am most proud of.

I would like everyone to detail their relationship with math, your answers will be considered alignment-indicative.

In post 32, Almost50 wrote:

In post 10, nomnomnom wrote:

Spoiler: spoilered image

die ircher
VOTE: Ircher

I'm not sure about this one. Without giving any spoilers, its odd. Every clock in the game should read exactly 3:33 except for one person's. What does that even mean?

VOTE: Xlos

Do I know you?? Introduce yourself at once!

I haven't ever played a game with you, so you probably don't know me. Rest assured I am an experienced expert in mafia with ⩾1 games under my belt. And this game will be even easier than most games. We simply need to ask a problem similar to the Monty Hall problem, where your intuition gives the wrong answer.
(You have 3 doors, behind exactly one is treasure. You pick one at random, then a random door that you didn't pick is opened and it's revealed there is no treasure behind it. What's the chance you get the treasure if you stay with the door you picked?)
Then anyone who gets the answer wrong is an intuitionist. This trick works on essentially everybody ;p

DrippingGoofball wrote:I would like everyone to detail their relationship with math, your answers will be considered alignment-indicative.

Just got a bachelors degree in it 2 months ago.

In post 35, DrippingGoofball wrote:I would like everyone to detail their relationship with math, your answers will be considered alignment-indicative.

I'm a high school student who does competitive math and got a 9 on the AIME.

I have a City and Guilds Level 2 Adult Educations in Maths

Equivalent to a General Certificate of Secondary Education at Grade C

In post 35, DrippingGoofball wrote:I would like everyone to detail their relationship with math, your answers will be considered alignment-indicative.

He's my brother. I claim post 314.

On a more serious note. I haven't taken math classes since high school and I'm in my 30s now.

In post 39, Titus wrote:He's my brother.

In post 39, Titus wrote:

In post 35, DrippingGoofball wrote:I would like everyone to detail their relationship with math, your answers will be considered alignment-indicative.

He's my brother. I claim post 314.

Titus can be locktown just for that

In post 35, DrippingGoofball wrote:I would like everyone to detail their relationship with math, your answers will be considered alignment-indicative.

Math is a helluva drug, causing headaches in most students who do it in high school.

In post 35, DrippingGoofball wrote:I would like everyone to detail their relationship with math, your answers will be considered alignment-indicative.

I was in "bonehead," math in junior high, but tested well enough to take Geometry in High School, which I passed with a C, which satisfied my graduation requirements.

I passed "Contemporary Mathematics," essentially everyday math, like interest rates, percentages, conversions, in college to satisfy my math requirements for my college degree, which I think I passed with an A.

I will be travelling over the weekend. Expect low activity from me until Monday, taking into consideration that I don't generally play Sundays to begin with.

In post 35, DrippingGoofball wrote:I would like everyone to detail their relationship with math, your answers will be considered alignment-indicative.

When my brain is working I should be good at it (I studied civil engineering, although I never actually worked in the field).

In post 39, Titus wrote:

In post 35, DrippingGoofball wrote:I would like everyone to detail their relationship with math, your answers will be considered alignment-indicative.

He's my brother. I claim post 314.

Best answer!

Titus gets a free pass for this game

Oh no! I'm helping the mod get a pagetop!

How awful.