From Jsarmi
We just came up with some questions / about the points - what are the points?
188 ModeratorJ: The questiosn on the Whiteboard were generated by different teams on Tuesday
189 gdog: k
190 ModeratorJ: Did you participate on tuesday, gdog?
191 gdog: no
192 gdog: just started today
193 ModeratorJ: o.k. dragon and estrckmcnizzle can fill you in
194 dragon: ok
195 dragon: so
196 dragon: basically, we worked on a problem
197 gdog: ok
198 dragon: where we were given two points, A and B
199 dragon: and
200 gdog: k
201 ModeratorJ: Oops... be careful with the whiteboard... this is a shared whiteboar so all you did affect everyone
202 dragon: you could not go diagonally on the grid, but only on the grid
203 dragon: such as
204 dragon: up or down, left or right
205 dragon: and
206 dragon: then we just came up with some questions
207 dragon: about the points
208 gdog: what are the points?
209 dragon: I don't remember
210 mathwhiz344: so if this were point a
211 gdog: k
212 dragon: but they were pretty random
213 gdog: ok
214 mathwhiz344: anyway, nvermind, i got it
215 dragon: ok
216 gdog: so what questions are you guys on?
217 dragon: dunno
218 ModeratorJ: So, now you can identify questions that interest you from, for example some of the ideas
from that list of questions generated by all the teams, or you can create new questions.
Then you can go on to answer the ones that you are most interested in. (To 216)
219 gdog: ok
220 dragon: do you know hwere the points are locatied? (To 218)
221 mathwhiz344: i can't think of any, but numb er 6 looks interesting
222 dragon: number 7
223 mathwhiz344: so which one should we do?
Too complicated/difficult, drop it
223 mathwhiz344: so which one should we do?
224 dragon: I don't know, anything that interests us I guess
225 gdog: #6 is interesting to me
226 dragon: problem is
227 dragon: there really isn't an answer to number 6 though
228 weisbari: joins the room
229 mathwhiz344: yeha
230 gdog: that's why it's interesting
231 dragon: it depends who is giving the problem
232 mathwhiz344: the grid probably extends for ever,
233 mathwhiz344: but if it's a curved space, it might meet
234 gdog: assuming if it doesn't..........
235 dragon: that would make things too complicated
236 dragon: I guess
237 gdog: y?
238 dragon: but it could work maybe
239 mathwhiz344: what if we asssumed the grid is a universe...
240 mathwhiz344: i guess your right
241 gdog: ok
242 gdog: i understand
243 dragon: well, first of all, the paper would crumple (if it were real) to form a sphere [To 237]
244 mathwhiz344: why a sphere?
245 gdog: ?
246 dragon: I mean, if it were "curved" as you said before [To 244]
247 dragon: like
248 mathwhiz344: oh
249 dragon: it would curve to itself
250 mathwhiz344: yeah
251 dragon: and then it would have to get smaller in some areas to fit
252 dragon: nvm
253 dragon:
254 estrickmcnizzle: im drinking 7 up
255 dragon: this is getting way too complicated, xp
256 gdog: dragons right [To 249]
257 gdog: we should probably solve another problem
258 dragon: so, do you guys think any other questions would be good to answer?
259 mathwhiz344: yeah:0
260 gdog: and drop that question
261 dragon: I like 7
262 mathwhiz344: 7's good
263 gdog: ok, we can try 7
264 estrickmcnizzle: so is 7 up
265 dragon: alright
266 dragon: lol
267 gdog: lol
268 mathwhiz344: :)
269 dragon: so anyway, lets create some imaginary points or something
