“Fight Against Stupidity And Bureaucracy”
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From time to time I publish photographs on this blog. That isn’t it’s primary purpose, but sometimes they fall into the unusual or exceptional categories that contrast with posts about the more intellectually challenged members of our society.
See what you make of this selection.
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“Fight Against Stupidity And Bureaucracy”
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Just a short post this Sunday. Something that a friend emailed to me a little while ago that I thought was worth sharing. If you have seen it before, my apologies, if you haven’t, I think it is worth a look.
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PUBLIC TOILET
This is a picture of a public toilet
in Houston
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Now that you’ve seen the outside view
take a look at the inside view…
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It’s
made
entirely of one-way glass!
No one
can see you
from the outside,
but
when you are inside
it’s like sitting in a clear glass box!
Now
would you…
COULD YOU….???
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NEXT
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A PAINTED BATHROOM FLOOR!!!
The tenth floor of a hi-rise building………
IMAGINE
YOU ARE AT A PARTY ..
AND THEN
YOU HAVE TO VISIT THE BATHROOM….
You open the door….
NOW, REMEMBER
THE FLOOR IS JUST A PAINTED FLOOR !
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walk into this bathroom???
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FINALLY!!
THIS
IS A CEILING MURAL……
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“Fight Against Stupidity And Bureaucracy”
Just how good are you at maths?
I’m not talking about algebra, or trigonometry, or calculus, or anything complicated. I’m just talking about simple addition, subtraction and multiplication.
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For example,
1 + 1 = 2 so far so good.
6 + 4 = 10 okay
6 + 5 = 11 yes
64 + 65 = 129 right
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Let’s try some simple multiplication, for example,
8 times 8 = 64 yes, correct
5 times 13 = 65 yes, also correct
therefore
(8 x 8) = (5 x 13) or 64 – 65 = 0 or 64 = 65
WHAT!!! No that’s wrong, 64 cannot equal 65.
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Really? So how does this work then?
(if this graphic does not load on this page just click on it and it will open in a new page, then when you have viewed it click the back arrow to return to this page)
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And while you are at it, please explain where the hole comes from in this
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