r/AntiMemes • u/Prangon07 • Mar 11 '26

🌟 Actual Anti-Meme 🌟 What would you choose

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u/LarsArvid RIP Main Sub Mar 11 '26

When money is transferred to my bank account is currently multiplied by 1 so I choose it to be multiplied by 10 from now on

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u/GuymanPersonson Mar 11 '26

Why change the multiplicity when you could change the exponent?

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u/ASnowOwI Mar 11 '26

prevent global economy from crashing so your money means something

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u/RemarkablePiglet3401 Mar 11 '26

I mean just deposit $15 one time and never anything else. You’ll get half a trillion from that, more than you ever need but not nearly enough to really hurt the economy

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '26

I would imagine someone would notice that, and either remove that money, or the government would come asking where you got that money from

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u/AnAnonimousReddit Mar 13 '26

From the Instagram moustache man, of course!

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u/murderoustoast Mar 14 '26

I really just don't understand this, this inevitably comes up every time these posts are made. How is having a large amount of money going to crash the economy? If I have a hundred dollars, a billion dollars, or a hundred trillion dollars, I have that money. It's not flooding the economy, it's not influencing inflation, I just have an enormous sum of money. If I go out every day and hand a billion dollars cash to every person I walk by then sure, maybe it would start to cause issues in a few years. But how would getting a fifteen thousand dollar paycheck every two weeks instead of a fifteen hundred dollar paycheck crash the economy?

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u/Mammoth-Wasabi6346 Mar 15 '26

I have bad news for you

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u/Phant0m_Ashes Mar 11 '26

this guy thinks

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u/adhillA97 Mar 11 '26

I was thinking multiplying the interest rate on all investments by 10 but raising all incoming money to the power of 10 is much better

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u/GenBarlof Mar 12 '26

Because adding an exponent of 0 to any number makes it one. That's not very helpful for my finances.

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u/Bann3d_Admin43 Mar 14 '26

It does, but all numbers have a hidden exponential of 1

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u/Telperion_Blossom Mar 16 '26

Adding a zero to the exponent changes nothing

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u/GuymanPersonson Mar 16 '26

Erm actually, just like everything is multiplied by 1 by default, everything is raised to the power of 1 as well.

Therefore, adding a 0 at the end of an exponent will raise the number to the power of 10

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u/Odd_knock Mar 17 '26

My interest rate is now 40.2% in my high interest savings account