1. According to the Transitive Property (I believe), if A=B and B=C then A=C.
2. Answered already by someone who looked it up or knew it already.
3. Oh god not this ♥♥♥♥. Who cares?
4. No. No, I don't.

About question one, i think i may see why everyone is against me, I guess you are all talking about it mathematicaly e.g. A=1 B=1/1 C= 0.5*2 but i am thinking about it as A could represent anything, the same as B and C. I also thought of a way in i A could be differant to C (i thought of this at about a few minutes past 10 p.m. which apparently is the time we are most creative and come up with eurika moments )...

A = B B = C
House is Red Red is a Colour

But A doesn't = C because House is not a colour.... get it?

Also, i may be wrong, but it a parallel universe the same as another dimension? As i believe it has been scientificaly that atleast 4 (?) exist (other dimensions) and possibly more.
I read it on a poster in my physics classrom

The house is red. Red is a color. The house is a color (meaning the house has a color).

The house has a property of "red". Red is a colour. Thus, the house has a property of a colour.

You aren't equating "house" with "red", but rather, assigning "red" to "house". Saying "the house is red" doesn't mean house=red, but just that red is a property of the house. English is annoying that way.

If all A is B and all B are C, then all A are C. If some A are B and all B are C, then some A is C. If some A are B and some B are C, then nothing is certain. Specific examples usually don't equate two things like 3=3, but rather, use grouping. I don't feel like coming up with examples, either; I've scored high enough on IQ tests to be rid of you plebs.


I've read stuff on wormholes and such theories, but I like subscribing to the idea that some jerk would've destroyed the human race by now if time travel existed in the future. It makes it so that I don't have to think about it. It's not happening in our lifetimes, that's for certain. Just the way that humans perceive time is telling, actually. I don't like to get into all the causality business.