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Math time shenanigans
Characters: EveryoneIt's a bright and sunny weekday morning. The sort of morning one should be spending sleeping in, or failing that, outside playing with friends.
Format: Whatever
This log is: open
Location: Math class
Sadly for all of you, you're in this classroom studying logarithms. (Well, except for those of you who are cutting class. Good luck when finals roll around!) Right now, you've been split up into groups of three and four and should be quizzing each other on the questions from the end of the chapter in your textbook. If you're anything like ordinary high school students, though, you're probably discussing something completely different.
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"Oh yes, a not-photographic memory and not-stellar but working at it skill in math which means I get things wrong sometimes, means I'm stupid. Obviously." She couldn't even work up the energy to be peeved at him, so instead she raised her eyebrows and gave him a good stare.
"I suppose you have no problems at all with any topic, always learn whatever it is the first time it's explained and can remember it perfectly a few months later?"
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After a moment, he went to a corner of the page and wrote "6 - 4 = 2". Then he went to the line directly beneath that and wrote "6 = 4 + X".
That finished, he pulled his hand away to show her what he'd written. "Numbers change but you can always solve them by following the same thought process. You're stupid because you said you can't check to see if it's right. If it all adds up... it's right."
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"I'm not going to tell you if this is right, you know," Grenn paused to look up at Tougyu, eyes narrowed, but there was no indication as to whether what he'd done was right or wrong. "If we come from the same timeline, someone knowing things before they should have been invented or solved would change things."
Of course, she had no idea, exactly, when these two particular math problems had been solved; she was rather sure one of them was after the new calendar was instated, but the other was sometime before that. Maybe it didn't matter. She had messed up several times now. But that didn't mean she'd stop trying.
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