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Huh? What's going on here?

What would the universe look like if we saw more of the electromagnetic spectrum? How would it change our understanding of things?

What is the explanation for this?

This thing is called a mathematical operation, Regardless of whether it exists or not, And regardless of every autistic proof of 1000 pages that the answer is 2, The question is, How do you know that the future answer is going to be 2 based on any number of observations or tests from the past? and regardless of it may have a history of 100% being 2 and 0% anything else based on more than 13 billion years of data because this assumption is just dumb because regardless of the real age of the universe, Let's assume that there is a fish and regardless of how dumb it is by falling for the bait and regardless of if someone thinks this is a bait or not and regardless of assuming that the fish can't fail for the bait if it had more information BUT for a fish, according to its observations and tests the bait looks like food and it's 100% safe and 0% anything else based on its large up to date data and age and it knows the solution for that cosmological phenomenon which is to eat it which is, of course, the wrong assumption!

The problem is that you turn the odd number into a non-odd number when you add the 1 to a 3 or a 5, etc, so you don't start with an odd number, and when you peak out from the multiplication and start dividing downward you always end up at the lowest numbers which are 1, 2, and 4, because you multiplied by 3x at the start so you hit reversal and the same happens.

Can anyone here help me understand the death of my grandfather? His legs fell asleep on the toilet, he fell down and injured his spine. He spent a couple months recovering from it while stationary. But as time went on, he became emaciated, like an Ethiopian child, and then had a heart attack and died.
It just doesn't make sense to me that a bone fracture would cause someone to just starve away like that and die so quickly.
My family just assumed "that's what happens to old people lmao." I have one theory that my mentally declining grandmother failed to properly feed him during his recovery and he gradually died of malnutrition.
Can anyone offer up an explanation for how a person could die like that after a simple spinal injury?
>inb4 "OP is in denial and refusing to accept a death in the family"
He died a year ago, I'm emotionally fine. I'm just bewildered by the physiology involved.

Neptune is, objectively speaking, the coolest planet in the solar system.

>There isn't even a "self" just highly complex oscillating neuronal waves that give you a sense of embodiment and translate the external world into a representation.
>Over the course of your life, you will learn how to react to external influences and how to influence others (consciously) or maybe become oblivious to how you affect others.
>Society rewards some behaviours and punishes others.
>You imagine that you have "beliefs" to assert, "values" to adhere to.
>If you have been systematically bullied you will actually suffer from PTSD.
>Consciousness is an adaptive evolutionary trait.
>Most people figure out a way to survive in their corner of what is essentially an indifferent if not outwardly hostile world.

here the sum is infinite but it can be any value, I call this formula the formula squared times the value of itself