> yfw certain combinations of zeroes and ones are illegal
>>45596813
You could apply this to anything. Murder is illegal? LOL CERTAIN COMBINATIONS OF ATOMS ARE ILLEGAL.
Now go fuck yourself
>mfw certain combinations of penises of vaginas are illegal
>>45596824
>murder = combination of atoms
Are you retarded?
>yfw certain combinations of zeroes and ones are bannable
>>45596830
Not him, but are you?
>>45596835
>mfw they only get zeros in return
>cloning data it's a crime
>>45596830
The point is, you fucking retard, that anything can be simplified so that it sounds harmless when it really isn't. Murder is just when someone happens to occupy the space around a bullet you placed in the air. Rape is simply the process by which the atoms in your penis find their way inside a bunch of atoms that just happen to be arranged in the shape of a vagina.
>>45596872
>people think content creation is actually a job
>content creators think they should be paid for their work
Kill yourself.
>>45596908
>which the atoms in your penis
>the atoms in your penis
>atoms in your penis
>atoms in penis
>atoms in
So... if I take Pi, and find the decimal offset and length for Toy Story 3, would sharing those two numbers be illegal?
In fact, since theoretically all numbers that make Pi can and might contain all information ever created and to be created, is Pi itself illegal to share?
>>45596975
Nobody cares because that number would likely be larger than the filesize of the actual film.
>>45596942
Literal autism.
>>45596975
>In fact, since theoretically all numbers that make Pi can and might contain all information ever created and to be created
There's a misconception about this. In Pi you can find any finite sequence of (natural) numbers with probability 1, which doesn't necessarily mean that Toy Story 3 is on it.
>>45596975
filtered. fucking christ. I've never met someone so dumb as to not know what cloudflare is, so ignorant as to hide their hostname and username, and so autistic as to not know what illegal numbers are.
lurk more newfag
>>45597009
As the number of digits calculated in pi approaches infinity, so does the probability that the string of digits you're looking is there. IF pi is doesn't resolve to a pattern.
>>45597007
There's easily ways around the big-ass number problem.
>>45597009
Well, Toy Story 3 can be represented as a sequence of natural numbers. That's why it can be in Pi, or even e.
>>45596942
We're all have atoms inside us.
>>45597036
>>45597054
I've said, and I quote:
>with probability 1, which doesn't necessarily mean that Toy Story 3 is on it.
We are saying the same, but the fact that something happens with probability 1 doesn't mean it is going to happen. Picture an archery target and draw a line over it. Since the line has a (Lebesgue) measure 0, the probability of an arrow impacting in that line is 0 and, therefore, the probability of NOT impacting there is 1 (according to probability theory). Nevertheless, you can throw an arrow an impact that line you just draw.
Probability 1 doesn't imply that it's going to happen.
>>45596908
Those aren't your atoms. You can't own ones and zeroes over the internet.
>take illegal information (like CP or state secrets)
>convert the data to a binary string
>add "0." to the beginning and call it a decimal number, i.e. 1100110... -> 0.11001100...
>take a toothpick and call one end 0 and the other end 1
>mark a notch on the toothpick corresponding to the decimal number you created
>illegal toothpick
>yfw I hide it in your pocket and bust you for CP
>>45597032
>not know what cloudflare is
apparently you are the one who doesn't know
>hide their hostname and username
yeah, well... it's a matter of identity, not security
>not know what illegal numbers are
... whatever floats your boat
>specific pattern of numbers mean you deserve to be locked in a cage
>>45597115
>specific collection of atoms are illegal to obtain in certain geographic areas
>>45597131
>he can't separate abstractions from reality
>>45597131
Atoms are material, numbers are pure information.
>>45597077
Ah, now I get your angle on this. But still, neither of us can prove, outside of statistics, that Toy Story 3 is or is not in Pi.
However, statistics can tell you that it is very likely to be there.
>>45597160
You are right my friend.
>>45597146
But the currents that transport those numbers are physical too.
>>45597104
just sayin, you are actually retarded, not like the joke retarded that gets thrown around here all the time. most people dont pull everything out of their ass fyi
>>45597115
>>45597145
>>45597146
>rationalizing child rape through technocracy
It takes a special kind of anarcho libertarian asshole to do this.
>>45597160
>However, statistics can tell you that it is very likely to be there.
lol another "fact" you just pulled out of your ass.
>>45596824
Atoms are finite, because matter cannot be created or destroyed. This gives unique clusters of them significance.
Data is an intangible concept, something we pulled out of our sapient asses.
>>45597209
A mere strawman. Child rape is not what anyone here is arguing about.
>>45597183
Let's assume0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF00
is the secret key for blue ray disc encryption.
Does0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF01 - 1
or stuff like0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF01 ;-)
become illegal as well?
(First time I'm using a smiley on 4chan, I swear)
>>45597102
>mark a 0 on the base of my penis
>mark a 1 on the tip
>all information that was is, was, or can be is stored on my penis.
>>45596813
>yfw when companies are allowed to owned numbers.
>mfw some combination of zeroes and ones is money
>>45597219
Atoms are finite if universe is finite. You're statement implies the universe is finite, and you are free to believe that, but there isn't any evidence to suggest that belief is correct. The universe may be infinite, and thus could contain infinite mass and matter. At any rate it contains enough atoms to do whatever you want with it, certainly enough to make "unique" clusters worthless
>>45597298
this one is the craziest one of them all
>>45597298
>yfw a certain combination of ones and zeroes gave Zuckerberg $30 billion
>>45597287
Incorrect. It is limited to the number of atoms in your penis. (Or a factor of the number of atoms in your penis) either way large, but finite.
>mfw some combination of zeroes and ones is being wasted as storage space for this shitty thread
>mfw humans will believe literally anything if reinforced enough
>mfw a certain combination of force vectors is illegal
>>45597355
>yfw it isn't actually a sequence of zeros of ones, but is just represented as zeros and ones
>mfw certain combinations of atoms are a waste of space
>>45597322
>you are statement
Fuck me
>yfw you have an infinite combination of zeroes in /dev/zero
>>45596824
>You could apply this to anything
>As example here is literally the only situation this can not be applied to.
>tfw people believe they are entitled to ad revenue because they put up a website
>>45597009
Actually this is also true of all numbers aside from an infinitesimal subset. Whole numbers are tiny islands in a vast sea of infinitely long numbers.
Daily reminder that if you had a library where each book contained 500 pages, each page had 40 lines, each line had 50 places a character could be placed and there were a set of 100 possible characters to place, all in a library containing all possible combinations for a book, there would be 100^1,000,000 books in that library.
One of those books will have the cure for cancer
One of those books will have your entire life summed up in 500 pages
One of those books will have the entire source code for the Linux kernel
the only problem is, :^), you'll never find em
>>45597009
A more concise way to put it would be to say that Pi is an exemplar not an exception.
>>45596813
What about uncertain combinations?
>>45597503
>One of those books will have your entire life summed up in 500 pages
Incorrect. My life can not be summed up in 500 pages.
My life can not be summed up in 500 libraries.
>>45597515
>>45596813
Adding more hue
>>45597503
>100^1,000,000
>not 10e7
>>45597503
You are really bad at math. Both basic skills like multiplication and division, and more advanced skills like general theory.
>>45597536
If those 1s and 0s have any meaning to them then they were created of work people did. You never would have generated that pattern any other way. This also covers re-encoding because the series of 1s and 0s you made by re-encoding the original are derivative of it.
That's how it works in the law. Yes it's theoretically possible to generate the right pattern to get a movie, but the chances are so remote that it's not even worth considering seriously even outside the law.
>mfw retards on this board go into autismal rage about 0s and 1s like those in my face
>mfw when 1 who gets 0 will ban me for this
