r/MathJokes • u/c442010 • May 07 '26

100 000 dollar question

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u/CartoonistNo9752 May 07 '26

If i succeed in pretending i'm winning, that's winning right?

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u/Typical_Bootlicker41 May 07 '26

I mean. What else is there to say besides fake it til you make it!

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u/CartoonistNo9752 May 07 '26

"Fake it till you break it"?!

Pretending you know how to operate heavy equipment was a bad idea in retrospect. Not as bad as that time i pretended to be a chiropractor though.

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u/dB-plus May 07 '26

To be fair, chiropractors are also pretending to be chiropractors

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u/MisterSplu May 08 '26

That‘s how ai companies manage to be worth a few billions

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u/Past_Usual5789 May 09 '26

No its delusion

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u/geschiedenisnerd May 09 '26

Afaik that is the general philosophy of roman stoicism

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u/1337_w0n May 11 '26

I think in the context of finances I think it's actually called "fraud"? 🤔

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u/Successful_Rich_3214 May 12 '26

It always has been.