i opened it and hit Ctrl+F and typed "control" and found nothing.

You posted a wiki article. I'm sure it covers a lot of things and is very reliable

Well of course not, the other user was requests fractions and decimals.
24 hits for fraction
64 hits for decimal


But we're getting off topic. Let's all try to get back on topic.

I've ran into a few NPCs in my lifetime. I figured they were just having an off day but they repeated this behaviour every day.

This post was edited by Mondain on Oct 12 2022 11:50am

no need i ended the topic with the first reply.

but i am genuinely curious how you think binary numbers were created to control the population. as a lover of history and math im not mocking you, just curious.

Can you really be a lover of history if you think aliens built the pyramids?

Aliens are like Jesus. You will be told your whole life they exist but never get to see them. We'll take your $ tho! (Church donations // Tax you end up paying for spacial exploration

Even if you were to criticize my take for some outlandish idea it can still be proven through basic understanding.
If a human does not have any understanding for how a process works they can not apply the means to solve it.

One example of this could simply be, the subject of binary is used in computers. Both Binary and computers are man made. So one must stay inside the rigid understanding for what man created. And thus are limited in their ability to control.

99% sure someone will take something of this out of context or mock me for saying something a way they dislike.

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an example of my example. Person A creates a technology with binary to communicate text messages. Person B uses this technology with no understanding of how it works. Person A is in control of what Person B can do with that technology.

This post was edited by Mondain on Oct 12 2022 11:57am

If you think the existence of aliens is the motivation for space exploration you've gone yet another step down the Card_Sultan scale.



You don't need binary to do anything on computers unless you are doing very very specific things, like designing the processors themselves.

How exactly do you think computers work?

This post was edited by Mondain on Oct 12 2022 11:58am

Somebody with absolutely no understanding of how computers work can still use them.

Have fun explaining Binary to a digital artist who uses computers every day. It simply isn't needed to do 99.99999% of functions on a computer.