I think she just broke out of the matrix
https://video.nostr.build/0c2f0fceef817574e416ab33c6579a9a269d784e5f5dad64881b27a78c5139ff.mp4
She almost had a very interesting question that I'm going to finish for her (because it's very easy math, I'm just a little durrhurr):
If a dollar is 100 cents
And tax is 10%
How many people can you pass that dollar to before it reaches ~50¢, ~25¢, ~10¢, ~1¢.
How many times can you pass money from one hand to another, before a 10% tax has taken 50% or more of the total value? Genuinely would love to see the math on this (if anyone could tell me the formula as well that would be based)
If you're passing a dollar bill, it would be 5 people. 0.1*1x=0.5; x=5
If you only have $0.90 after the first pass, because you took out the taxes, then it is more complicated. I don't think there will be a good formula because you have to round to the nearest cent, and rounding error will become very significant.
Tax - left
10c - 90c
9c - 81c
8c - 73c
7c - 66c
7c - 59c
6c - 53c
5c - 48c
More than half gone after 7 people.
Ehhh, I always round the final number only, so I'd just let the formula proceed as it wanted. But jfc, even just doing the hand math; 7 people and 52% gone 😭
