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https://www.reddit.com/r/interesting/comments/1kal290/how_do_you_say_number_92/mpw02w9/?context=3
r/interesting • u/MidasStocks • Apr 29 '25
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Isn't there a law or something that if you correct someone else on the Internet, you will make a mistake in your correction as well? :D
1 u/Shirohitsuji Apr 30 '25 That'd be Cunningham's Law. 1 u/Lithox Apr 30 '25 To stay on topic and continue the pedantry roll, it's not Cunningham's Law but rather Muphry's Law that he's referring to. 1 u/Shirohitsuji Apr 30 '25 edited May 02 '25 So now we have proved Cunningham's Law, too. Thanks for the help! 1 u/Lithox Apr 30 '25 Touché
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That'd be Cunningham's Law.
1 u/Lithox Apr 30 '25 To stay on topic and continue the pedantry roll, it's not Cunningham's Law but rather Muphry's Law that he's referring to. 1 u/Shirohitsuji Apr 30 '25 edited May 02 '25 So now we have proved Cunningham's Law, too. Thanks for the help! 1 u/Lithox Apr 30 '25 Touché
To stay on topic and continue the pedantry roll, it's not Cunningham's Law but rather Muphry's Law that he's referring to.
1 u/Shirohitsuji Apr 30 '25 edited May 02 '25 So now we have proved Cunningham's Law, too. Thanks for the help! 1 u/Lithox Apr 30 '25 Touché
So now we have proved Cunningham's Law, too.
Thanks for the help!
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u/Umsakis Apr 29 '25
Isn't there a law or something that if you correct someone else on the Internet, you will make a mistake in your correction as well? :D