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personal project. i wish we had more time. maybe i can work on it more after i turn it in. ill finish it, but i want to expand on it for that night in march when we present it.
in english two negetives equal a positive, but in russian two negetives equal a negetive. i always thought the english was made the most sense because thats how its done in math, but not all the time. its as if english is multiplying and russian is adding.
i still like the english way better. A is not not B = A is B, because the statement that A is not B is not.
personal project. i wish we had more time. maybe i can work on it more after i turn it in. ill finish it, but i want to expand on it for that night in march when we present it.
in english two negetives equal a positive, but in russian two negetives equal a negetive. i always thought the english was made the most sense because thats how its done in math, but not all the time. its as if english is multiplying and russian is adding.
i still like the english way better. A is not not B = A is B, because the statement that A is not B is not.