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Ooh, mythology!

Humans originally were supposed to have 4 arms, 4 legs, and 2 heads, but Zeus was scared of them, so he ripped each one in half, so humans forever search for the human that was their other half.
So you see, 'love' draws us to our other half.

GLaDOS2 wrote:

Ooh, mythology!

Humans originally were supposed to have 4 arms, 4 legs, and 2 heads, but Zeus was scared of them, so he ripped each one in half, so humans forever search for the human that was their other half.
So you see, 'love' draws us to our other half.

I never knew that one... you didn't just make that up did you?

GLaDOS2 wrote:

jukyter wrote:

GLaDOS2 wrote:

Ooh, mythology!

Humans originally were supposed to have 4 arms, 4 legs, and 2 heads, but Zeus was scared of them, so he ripped each one in half, so humans forever search for the human that was their other half.
So you see, 'love' draws us to our other half.

I never knew that one... you didn't just make that up did you?

Nope.
It's one of Plato's writings about mythology and love.

Oh interesting. I knew no modern human/extremely advanced robotic AI could make something as weird as that up!
On the hunt for a Plato website! 

AvatarAang4 wrote:

I am currently intrigued by the history of the Egyptian pharaoh, Ramses II, Egypt's greatest king.

Ooh! What bit? Also, Pharaoh. 
Unless Ramses II came after the Roman colonialisation, which I don't think he did-going from my experience with Ozymandias. I think Ramses the sometime after that was father to our famous Boy Pharoh Tut, so yes technically it's Pharaoh.
I told you I like mythology more. 

I think Greek stuff is pretty neat.

C'mon.
They made math easier by creating formulas. :3

2/3rds of the cylinder's volume is the sphere's.
a^2 + b^2 = c^2